It’s 5:30 and there’s monkey bread in the oven

Sometime round abouts 3, I found myself in the liv­ing room, bored, and with my lap­top. One thing led to another, and there was Google, font of ran­dom knowl­edge. Typing ran­dom word com­bi­na­tions into Google, I dis­cov­ered (much as ol’ Christopher Columbus did the new world) that there is a food­stuff by the name of mon­key bread.

Being the me that I hap­pen to be, specif­i­cally, the me that you likely know to be me, I could not help but attempt to con­struct this amaz­ingly named baked good. Googling about the Internets, I decided upon a recipe from The Pioneer Woman Cooks due to a com­bi­na­tion of gen­eral recipe con­sen­sus and a fond­ness for the tone of the author’s writing.

Having cho­sen a recipe and (mostly) fol­lowed it, here I sit, typ­ing while I wait on the oven. The mon­key bread, which I can­not imag­ine being any­thing less than 4 Billion % awe­some, will be done cook­ing around 6. I’ll prob­a­bly wait around until the mon­key bread is ready to remove from its cake mold womb, pop it out, and leave it for my var­i­ous room­mates to dis­cover come tomorrow.

Tasting reports may, per­haps, fol­low, though given my post­ing track record, I would not hold out high hopes.

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