Check out our recipe for making Ninja Foodi cinnamon rolls using canned cinnamon rolls. They are even quicker to make in your Ninja Foodi!
Canned cinnamon rolls are a staple at our house because they are quick and easy to make, everyone likes them, and you don’t need 100 ingredients in order to make them. In just a matter of minutes (10-15 to be exact) you can have breakfast on the table!
I’ll admit that I asked myself, “why are you making canned biscuits in the Ninja Foodi when they are so quick to make in the oven?” But, I did it anyway. The cinnamon rolls turn out just as they do in the regular oven, but there was no need to pre-heat the oven, the cooking time was faster and the big oven didn’t heat up my whole kitchen.
Tips for making Ninja Foodi Cinnamon Rolls
No. If you follow the instructions that are on the can, your cinnamon rolls will burn on the top and be raw on the bottom.
A good rule of thumb when using the bake/roast function is to reduce the temperature by 25 degrees and keep the cooking time the same as it says on the package. I found this to be the case with the temperature but not the timing. Even with the reduced temperature, the canned cinnamon rolls cooked quicker than the recommended time on the package. So, I would recommend keeping an eye on your cinnamon rolls and checking them to see if they are finished cooking after about 10 minutes.
You can use any pan that will fit into the Ninja Foodi main pot easily, with room for air to go around it. I used this Ninja pan and it fit PERFECTLY! It’s like it was made for cinnamon rolls. The can of 8 biscuits fit perfectly and the pan fit perfectly into the main pot.
You can use silicone mits to get the pan in and out of the main pot but I have found that using a silicone sling like this, makes it 10000% easier to get just about anything in and out of the pot. If you don’t have a sling, you can make one out of foil by using a piece of foil that is about 20 inches long and folding it into thirds so that you end up with a piece of foil that is 20 inches long by about 4 inches wide. Simply place it under the pan and use the foil as handles to put the pan in and out of the main pot.
Ingredients for making Ninja Foodi Cinnamon Rolls
Ingredients
Canned cinnamon rolls- you can use any flavor or brand that you would like.
Directions for making Ninja Foodi Cinnamon Rolls
Directions
1.Grease a baking pan that fits into your Ninja Foodi main pot. I used an 8.7 inch round pan from Ninja.
2.Place the canned cinnamon rolls into a baking pan that fits into your Ninja Foodi main pot.
3.Put the pan with the cinnamon rolls into the Ninja Foodi main pot. If you have a silicon sling, use it. If you don’t have a silicone sling, put a trivet or short rack into the pot first and then place the cinnamon roll pan on top.
4.Close the air crisping lid.
5.Turn the Ninja Foodi on and select the Bake/Roast function.
6.Turn the temperature to 350 degrees and set the timer to 15 minutes.
7.Close the lid.
8.After 10 minutes, open the lid and check for doneness. Continue to check every minute until the cinnamon rolls are cooked to your liking. Using slicone mits, remove the cinnamon rolls from the Ninja Foodi. Top with icing and enjoy!
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Recipe
Ninja Foodi Cinnamon Rolls
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- Silicone Mits
- Baking Pan
Ingredients
- 12.4 ounce Canned Cinnamon Rolls
Instructions
- Grease a baking pan that fits into your Ninja Foodi main pot. I used an 8.7 inch round pan from Ninja.
- Place the canned cinnamon rolls into a baking pan that fits into your Ninja Foodi main pot.
- Put the pan with the cinnamon rolls into the Ninja Foodi main pot. If you have a silicon sling , use it. If you don't have a silicone sling, put a trivet or short rack into the pot first and then place the cinnamon roll pan on top .
- Close the air crisping lid.
- Turn the Ninja Foodi on and select the Bake/Roast function.
- Turn the temperature to 350 degrees and set the timer to 15 minutes.
- Close the lid.
- After 10 minutes, open the lid and check for doneness. Continue to check every minute until the cinnamon rolls are cooked to your liking. Using slicone mits, remove the cinnamon rolls from the Ninja Foodi. Top with icing and enjoy!
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