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Receta Spudnuts anyone?
by Shannon Millisor

Are you looking for a doughnuts that are

soft on the inside and have that warm, crisp and sweet glaze? You're in the

right place. These are reminiscent of Krispy Creme doughnuts in regards to the

glaze but not the doughnuts. The doughnuts are made with mashed potato which

adds to their light and fluffy texture. These are definitely best to make for a

crowd. Otherwise you will want to just sit and eat them all because they melt

in your mouth.

I actually froze some of them (glazed) so

I may update and let you know how those turn out. I have successfully frozen

glazed doughnuts before so I anticipate them still being delicious. Doughnuts

or us are a sometimes treat and fried ones are a once every six months treat.

We don't even buy them. Of course, we don't have a good doughnut place around

where I live. We do actually have one that probably is good but they're

difficult to obtain right now because they sell from a bike and at the farmer's

market. I've only tried them once and it was a ginger doughnut with green tea

glaze. It was really great but I can't make a habit of it because I definitely

get enough sweets in my day.

I would like to say that I found the

dough to be surprisingly sticky so it requires a gentle touch and a fair amount

of flour. Just be careful not to mix in to much extra flour or the dough could

become tough and nobody (I don't think) likes tough doughnuts. It's not

difficult to work with though so I don't want you to not try it if you were

wanting to try it. It's a great finished product that is worth the effort it

requires. :) If you have any questions please ask! Happy Baking!

Potato Doughnuts

Makes 18

3-4” doughnuts

Ingredients:

Directions:

1. Mix

milk through mashed potato together in a bowl and let sit for about 30 minutes

until it is foamy.

2. Add

the eggs, salt, and flour. Knead the dough then let it rise in a greased bowl

covered until it doubles in size. I like to let dough rise in my oven that

has been turned on for about 30 seconds then turned off so it is a little warm

inside.

3. Roll

out the dough to about ¾” thick and cut with round cutters into doughnut

shapes. Let the doughnuts rise until they double in size.

4. Cook

doughnuts in hot vegetable oil until golden on one side, then flip and cook the

other side. Dip the doughnuts in glaze while they are still hot.

5.

Glaze: Whisk together boiling water, confectioners’ sugar, butter, and vanilla

until well blended.

Recipe

adapted from Six Sisters' Stuff

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