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Raspberry Sweet Rolls

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Raspberry Sweet Rolls
Photo courtesy Eitan Bernath

Sweet rolls can be a year-round treat. Fall and winter cinnamon buns have their place, but this variation with a raspberry filling is perfect for warmer weather.

This recipe was created by Eitan Bernath, author of Eitan Eats the World.

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