Doughnut

This is a really addictive doughnut! Lol! We loved to make this for our sunday's snack, yet this one is really fullfilling snack. Dare to try one?? 😁

Makes 24-30 doughnut holes. Everytime I've made them, it's made 29. The story behind this recipe for me is that for highschool swimming, we had to make a baked good or treat to share with the team. I didn't want to just do something predictable like chocolate chip cookies, so I thought about the other sweets that I enjoy. And I thought about the State Fair and mini donuts popped in my mind. These doughnut holes are simple, fun and quick to make.

This was supposed to be a no yeast doughnut but I don't have any doughnut pans at home. So I used the muffin pan instead. Hence, that "UFO" doughnut shape!

Once I made doughnut holes with tofu, and they were chewy and delicious. Using milk or soy milk makes doughnuts crispy on the outside, and fluffy inside.I will upload the recipe using milk as well.If you don't deep-fry the doughnut holes long enough, the outside won't be crispy, and inside will be a little uncooked.Prepare a cup of water, and dip a spoon into it before you scoop the batter each time, then you can drop the doughnut balls easily into the oil. Recipe by Wachikko

To make this recipe I referred to "Bread Loaf with 100% of Plain Flour and Whey" by user "Akkorin Mama". Using both granulated and powdered sugar gives it a pleasant melt-in-your-mouth texture.How to deep-fry the doughnuts in shallow oil my way: Pour enough oil into the pot so the doughnuts do not to touch the base of the pot. After the first batch, add a little oil. By doing this, the temperature of the oil will drop and the doughnuts won't burn easily in shallow oil. If the temperature of the oil rises too much, try adding some new unheated oil to bring the temperature down again. For small 16 to 18 doughnut holes. Recipe by miyuki12

When I make regular old fashioned doughnuts in a tray, they are so prone to breaking up.These small ones are easy for small children to eat, yet it's adult-like and they are bite sized. They are easy to make and everyone can enjoy them.Since the shape is a bit chunky, it's better to make a circle of oil and gently move them around, rather than turning them over and over.Also they all turn out the same color.If you use a 18 x 27cm plastic bag, it's better than using a dough bag because when you roll it out the thickness will be just right. For about 30-35. Recipe by Karenmamacchi

For Krispy Kreme doughnuts, I heard that you should not use bread flour (I don't know whether or not this is true) , so I used cake flour instead.They're the best freshly cooked. If they have cooled, just heat them up slightly in the microwave and dig in. Use whatever you like for the toppings. Recipe by Chopomama

Everyone has seen mini fruit pizzas made with sugar cookies. This is my version making them even more decadent and fattening using doughnut halves! The custard fruit pizza topping was created by myself and my daughter. We make enough so theirs extra for dipping nilla wafers or just a spoon later!! Enjoy!!

I had a craving for Krispy Kreme honey glazed doughnuts and wanted to enjoy some at home!So far, I think this recipe is the closest to KKD's version.After the 2nd rising is completed, immediately fry them! Glaze them first before you start enjoying your hot fluffy doughnuts! If the dough is divided in 6 portions, the size of the doughnuts will be rather large. For regular sizes, divide the dough into 8 portions. Recipe by pogue

I'm looking for delicious recipes that I can enjoy while I'm on a low-sugar diet. I came up with this recipe after many attempts.Salt. It's easy to forget, but it definitely makes the doughnut holes more delicious.There is no special hints for this recipe, but in Step 4, if you leave the mixture for a while, it will become like hard clay (; A So when you feel like eating these doughnut holes, it's best to quickly mix the ingredients, then deep-fry them and eat as soon as they are done. Recipe by chrono96

It was a way to use up alot of extra pizza dough. Not exactly an "Elephant Ear" pastry, but similar. Its a fried dough ball, not a doughnut.

To achieve the result of the kind of baked doughnuts sold in bakeries, I experimented and came up with this close variation.To simplify the process of filling the doughnut rings, use a pastry bag. Recipe by moka

I have attempted so many bread type doughnut recipes. I took the best ingredient ratios, mixing then adding to pan, then coating, from several recipes.Try to use new oil to fry these!You can substitute the egg with milk, but they will begin hardening the next day.If the dough contains too much moisture, it will evaporate when fried and they will wither when taken out of the oil. So please control the amount of moisture in the dough. I increased the amount of butter to give it a richer taste. For 8 doughnuts. Recipe by narimi mama

I love Mister Donut's old fashioned donuts and the egg donuts from bakeries. I can't get enough of the crispy texture. Experimenting with bread flour and adjusting the amount of butter was kind of a pain, but makes donuts that will be gone in a flash. I prefer making them with the cake flour.Don't let the oil get too hot. Don't make the dough too thick. If you fry for it too long, they will dry out.Coating the donuts with the icing makes them deliciously crispy.Don't dust the dough with too much flour. Recipe by Iku..

I made a copycat recipe of the deep-fried donuts that I had in Warsaw, Poland. The donut dough recipe came with a Sanyo bread machine with a mochi pounding function. I changed the ratio of ingredients a little.To cook through the inside, deep-fry the dough slowly in low temperature oil. Make sure to seal the dough tightly when wrapping the jam in, or the seal may open while frying. Recipe by Roozukenodaidokoro

I love Mr. Donut's honey-dipped donuts. These don't have holes in the centers, but they came out nicely, so I decided to share the recipe. I hope you all can make them come out deliciously as well. Give them a try!Form the roly poly donuts as round as possible so that the surfaces come out smoothly. If the honey dip hardens, reheat until it's fluid and coat the donuts. Recipe by Kuni

My friend's question of 'I wonder if we can make pan de ring?' inspired me to try and recreate that famous mister doughnut pan de ring. They turned out soft springy and delicious.They are a little hard but the shape is exactly the same as the ones in the shop and the process a lot simpler. I've also uploaded a recipe that doesn't require a piping bag.The mixture itself is only a little sweet so if you're not going to coat the finished doughnut in sugar, add some sugar to adjust to your taste during step 1 Recipe by ms mama

My favourite treat is doughnuts! After lots of trial and error, I managed to mimc the taste of Mister Doughnuts! Unfortunately, when I originally tried cooking them in my 2 silicone doughnut trays they didn't work at all (The above picture shows what happened when I took them out of the tray. It was too late, and they didn't come out as nicely as I wanted.)They are very soft freshly baked, so if you are using a silicon tray, let them cool for a little bit before removal. Let them cool properly, and they will have a really smooth surface. By the way, I used a metallic tray.Use a ripen banana for ultimate results. Recipe by Aoisakana

I wanted to make a brownie style doughnut by adding walnuts to chocolate doughnuts, which children love.If you don't have a large heatproof bowl, melt the butter and the chocolate in a small bowl, and then combine that with the other ingredients in another bowl. Recipe by Hokkori-no

A cocoa version of my old fashioned doughnut recipe.It's also delicious sprinkled with sugar.Adjust the amount of sugar based on your preference. Recipe by Minrin

I thought about making a simple baked doughnut recipe that uses chocolate.Since each oven is different, adjust your cooking time as necessary.If you don't use a silicone baking tray, then you should decrease your baking time.If you pair it with ice cream or heavy cream it becomes even more delicious! Recipe by Ritotsu

My family like it so i decided to make it and it’s taste so delicious

These Korean sticky rice donuts always bring me back to the time when I visited Korea.My husband and I picked some up from a street vendor while running errands together, and Ive loved them ever since!That was over 4 years ago and I’m not sure when we will be able to visit Korea again…. So until then I will make these Korean donuts at home.They are perfectly sweet and chewy and my husband says he doesn’t have a sweet tooth but whenever I make these donuts they are all gone in less than a daySo i guess he just has a sweet tooth for these donuts, but I can’t blame him they are absolutely delicious!

My son doesn' t favor potatoes in vegetable dishes I made for him. But this recipe totally indulges his craving for sweet & savoury snacks. This recipe is my first no-fail donut I have ever tried, the dough is kneaded by hand, it gets elastic & the white rings shown in the result. Let's give it a try!

I tried many different combinations to make these and finally arrived at these Krispy Kreme-style doughnuts.Shaping them takes practice! At first I tried over and over to make them.They will be slightly wonky, but that is proof that they are homemade!Of course you can use butter or shortening instead of margarine.If you use unsalted butter or shortening, increase the salt to 4g.In step 3, I used a small amount of flour. Recipe by RTP

I do not like doughnuts.I just wanted to put that out there right off the bat. In no way do I like doughnuts. They do nothing for me. To me, they are greasy and very heavy.That is, until I tried Apple Cider Doughnuts and doughnuts from Doughnut Plant on West 23rd Street in the New York City. The doughnuts there are a work of art. I highly recommend them.Recently, someone suggested to me that I should try baked doughnuts. Supposedly, they are not greasy and heavy, since they are not fried. As usual, I picked and chose ingredients from different recipes to make them the way that I like them, since I am so picky.My wonderful & beautiful wife and I bought some doughnut pans and came up with this recipe. At first, I was skeptical if I would like them, but I really do like them. They are so good.As my wife suggested, this recipe is a great starting point. We can use this as our basis and go from there. I hope that you enjoy them as much as we do.These doughnuts make a dozen 4 inch doughnuts.Enjoy!

This weekend I made homemade baked donuts not fry but BAKED. Which is super easy and perfect with coffee. Only you need to have is this special donut pan but if its not available you can use your muffin tin.

If I made donuts following the instructions on a box of pancake mix, they turn into puffy donuts like Mister Donut's "home cut" ones, maybe because they contain milk. (Mister Donut is a donut franchise in Japan.) I prefer crispy and crumbly old-fashioned type donuts, so I wondered "What if I left out the milk, as if I were making cookies?" So I tried it out, plus I made sure not to over-mix the batter to achieve that crumbly-crispy texture. I was able to make the kind of donuts I wanted to. Try using brown sugar instead of the white sugar.I used the type of butter that comes in pat-sized packets, since they are easy to measure. They come in 8 g per piece cubes. I used bread flour for dusting, but I don't think that using cake flour instead should make a difference. The surface of the donuts will form cracks naturally. The dough is rolled out with your hands instead of a rolling pin, so the donuts will have natural bumps, and look very simple and homemade. But if you prefer, you can roll the dough out with a rolling pin instead. Make sure to use fresh frying oil, not one that's been pre-used. Recipe by Mihono kitchen