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the country cook on 11.4.2012
These are good! I think I would have liked them even better if glazed.
lostmaeblleshire on 4.15.2011
I followed the recipe exactly, except I made a glaze for the doughnuts using powdered sugar and milk, and I used nonfat yogurt and skim milk in the batter. The doughnuts came out delicious! I didn’t pipe out all of the dough, though, only filling each doughnut cavity about 2/3 full to avoid getting “muffin tops.” My roommates agree that I should definitely make this again!
tenthingsfarm on 2.27.2011
These overflowed my donut pan just a bit, so my donuts had ‘muffin tops’, hee hee. I make my own baking powder, so it’s pretty strong. Next time I’ll wait 2-3 minutes after the ingredients are all combined, stir the batter down, then pipe it into the donut pan. I think that will solve the problem.
Also, I replaced the yogurt and the scalded milk with unsweetened home-canned applesauce. Delicious, and a wonderful texture. Thanks for this great recipe!
mariamcf on 1.19.2011
Very tasty! I made these for dessert last night, and the kids are eating leftovers for breakfast this morning. My son asked when I could make them again because “they are really good!”
savesum on 1.18.2011
I’ve made these twice now:
1. I followed the recipe, except I used sour cream for the yogurt, since that’s what I had on hand. A nice soft, lightly spiced doughnut.
2. Next I used canned pumpkin for the yogurt – this gave is subtle pumpkin flavor with the same great texture as before.
Try them either way, just double the reicpe because they won’t last long! Yum!
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Anna ♥ Sugarized on 1.24.2011
Thanks Anna D. =)
Maggie (Vittles & Bits) on 1.19.2011
These look wonderful! I love the idea of a baked donut, as I have no interest in deep frying! I will have to get one of those cool pans
mariamcf on 1.19.2011
Really quite tasty. Might try with a powdered sugar glaze next time.
mykesmom on 1.16.2011
You can find the donut pans at King Arthur Flour or Amazon.com. They work very well. This recipe sounds great!
Anna D on 1.16.2011
Pumpkin Pie spice is basically just cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, and allspice. I’m sure you could substitute whatever other spices you want!