
Soften the Butter:
Let the butter come to room temperature until spreadable.

Whipping softened butter before the cinnamon goes in keeps this spread smooth and airy. Its honeyed warmth melts down a pancake stack like a little swirl of cinnamon filling.
This is the cleaner version of the cinnamon butter. No melted butter, no steeping, no straining, and no risk of the butter separating. Start with properly softened butter, whip it until it gets light, then build the flavor with honey, vanilla, cinnamon, salt, and just enough powdered sugar to make it smooth. It should taste like something you want melting over a stack of pancakes, not like plain butter with cinnamon dust stirred into it.

Let the butter come to room temperature until spreadable.

Beat until light, smooth, and slightly fluffy.


Mix in honey, powdered sugar, vanilla, cinnamon, salt, and nutmeg.

Store in a ramekin, airtight container, or parchment log until ready to use.

Whipping softened butter before the cinnamon goes in keeps this spread smooth and airy. Its honeyed warmth melts down a pancake stack like a little swirl of cinnamon filling.
About 1 cup cinnamon butter — Serving size: 1 tablespoon

Bring The Butter Club to your table for a private dinner, cooking class, or meal at a vacation rental.
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