Baked doughnut recipes

skinnygirlnot

Hello,

A few months ago I bought a mini doughnut maker (tempted by another thread) but I can't really be bothered with it .

I really didn't like hanging around making batches of six teeny doughnuts that were gobbled up before the next batch were ready.

Anyway in Lidl's today I bought some doughnut tins (not mini-more fairy cake size) for the oven but I don't have a recipe :think: . If anyone has a recipe they can share I would be ever so grateful.

Thanks

Gingernutmeg

I don't know if this is any use but I found this recipe for baked doughnuts on the 101 Cookbooks site. It looks really good and I'm definitely going to have a go

skinnygirlnot

Thanks Ginger. Will try these at the weekend.

trying-very-trying

Here's a link to a yeast free dough nut recipes https://www.hub-uk.com/tallyrecip03/recipe0118.htm

thriftlady_2

This any help Skinny?

skinnygirlnot

Thanks Thriftlady.

Great minds think alike! That's the exact link Ginger posted :cool: .

thriftlady_2

skinnygirlnot wrote: »

Thanks Thriftlady.

Great minds think alike! That's the exact link Ginger posted :cool: .

Doh! I didn't notice. 101 cookbooks is a great site especially for veggie reipes.

Gingernutmeg

thriftlady wrote: »

Doh! I didn't notice. 101 cookbooks is a great site especially for veggie reipes.

I love the 101 cookbooks site, it's a fantastic site (and lovely pictures) I was dribbling over the caramel apples the other day and was VERY tempted ...

Butterfly_Brain

I just use a basic bread dough with an egg added

sb44

They have these tins in Lidl now for £2.99 if anyone is interested.

I have 2 x 3.5kg bags of Chefs Larder scone and doughnut mix that I haven't tried yet so I bought one of these tins today to give them a try.

zippychick

Good hob on searching - I've never seen this thread, and didn't even know you could bake doughnuts! Bet that doesn't make them any healthier though