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<recipe>
  <title>Monkey Bread</title>

  <recipeinfo>
    <blurb>Best served fresh and hot.</blurb>

    <author>Tyson Tilton, Centennial Elementary School, 1992</author>

    <yield>Serves 8 people. (Yeah, right.)</yield>

    <preptime>10-15 minutes</preptime>
  </recipeinfo>

  <ingredientlist>
	  <ingredient><quantity>4</quantity> <unit>cans</unit>
		  <fooditem>biscuits, not buttermilk</fooditem></ingredient>

	  <ingredient><quantity>1</quantity> <unit>C.</unit> 
		  <fooditem>granulated sugar</fooditem></ingredient>

	  <ingredient><quantity>1</quantity> <unit>Tbsp.</unit>
		  <fooditem>cinnamon</fooditem></ingredient>

    <ingredient><quantity>1</quantity> <unit>stick</unit> 
	    <fooditem>margarine or butter</fooditem></ingredient>

    <ingredient><quantity>1</quantity> <unit>C.</unit> 
	    <fooditem>brown sugar</fooditem></ingredient>

  </ingredientlist>

  <preparation>Pre-heat oven to 350&#xb0;.
	  Mix cinnamon and sugar in bowl.  Cut biscuits in quarters and
	  roll in sugar mixture.  Put in well-greased <equipment>Bundt
		  pan</equipment>, layer evenly.
	  Melt butter and mix with brown sugar.  (You can add 3/4 tsp.
	  cinnamon if you want to.)  Pour over biscuits.
	  Bake 30-35 minutes at 350&#xb0;.
  </preparation>

  <notes>
  </notes>
</recipe>
