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1 hr 50 minWarm up the plant milk in microwave or pan to a warm temperature between 90-100°F (32-38°C). It should feel warm when you stick your finger in it but not hot.
Add yeast, stir and let it sit for . Pour milk and salt into a large mixing bowl and slowly add in flour 1/2 cup at a time.
Once you get to the last 1/2 cup you are going to need to use your hands to kneed the dough together a bit but be gentle not to over work it.
When you get all the flour incorporated roll it into a ball and cover with plastic wrap in the bowl. Let sit out to rise.
Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C). While the dough is rising take your soaked dates and blend them with the water and cinnamon. Add water a little bit at a time.
You want this to be more like a paste that you can spread and not runny. In the same blender jug you can blend together your cashew creme topping.
Once the dough has risen for an hour place it on a well floured surface and roll it out into a big square.
Spread your filling over the top and roll into a cylinder. Cut in half and each half into 6 pieces. Place the cinnamon rolls in a non stick 9x9 baking tray or a pie dish.
Place cinnamon rolls uncovered for . You don't want to overcook these or they will become hard and more crispy.
Let cool then add topping and serve.
*You can use a gluten free flour but it makes a much more dense and harder cinnamon roll. They will also not rise as much as if using wheat flour. ** Make sure to use a sweetened plant milk so that the yeast has something to activate off of. I used oat milk.
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