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Let those cruffins chill for 5 minutes in the tin. Then pop them onto a wire rack so they finish cooling off before you dig in.
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Pop the tray in the oven for about 20 to 25 minutes till everything’s golden and a bit crispy up top. Spin the pan partway if you want things to brown evenly.
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Put those dough spirals into your muffin tin. If you need to nudge them so they fit, just gently twist them in.
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Take your dough log and slice it into 12 bits using a sharp knife. Make sure it’s rolled up tight from that long edge before cutting.
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Brush all that melted butter right across your dough sheet. Shower the whole thing with your cinnamon-sugar-salt mix.
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Grab a small bowl and dump in your cinnamon, white sugar, and a sprinkle of salt. Mix them up so it’s all even.
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Unroll your puff pastry (or crescent dough). Smoosh together any seams if you’re using crescent dough—get a smooth sheet. With puff pastry, just flatten it out into a rectangle.
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Set the oven to 190°C to heat up. Either toss paper liners in your muffin tin or lightly grease it so nothing sticks.