Healthy Tofu Rice Flour Doughnut Holes
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
Healthy Tofu Rice Flour Doughnut Holes
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
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Lightly whip the egg and sugar until smooth. Add the tofu and mix.
- 2
Pour in the unroasted sesame oil and mix. Add the rice flour and baking powder, and mix.
- 3
Prepare oil for deep-frying and heat to 180℃.
- 4
Scoop the batter with a spoon, shaping it into a ball, and drop into the oil. You can drop the doughnut balls into the oil easily if you dip the spoon in water before you scoop the batter each time.
- 5
It takes about 4 minutes to deep-fry the doughnut holes. Deep-fry 1 at first to check the temperature.
- 6
"Crispy and Soft! Brown Sugar and Soy Milk Rice Flour Doughnut Holes"
- 7
"Kabocha Squash Rice Flour Doughnut Holes"
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/151383-gluten-free-rice-flour-pumpkin-donut-holes
- 8
"Banana and Coconuts Rice Flour Doughnut Holes"
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/151378-banana-and-coconut-rice-flour-donut-holes
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