Happy Friday everyone!! Awhile ago my friend Petronie made me these doughnuts and they were so yummy I had to know her secret. I was shocked when she told me they came from a can of buscuits! Seriously! And one little can makes plenty! My talented friend can make them look like real doughnuts but I am not that good so I stuck to doughnut bites. They are seriously so easy to make and were the perfect antidote for my doughnut cravings.
For the small ones, you cut the busciut into fourths[halves for the jelly filled] and roll it into a flat circle. It will puff up when dropped into the oil. Heat a pan of oil on medium heat. I would do a test one before throwing in a whole batch. The doughnut bite should sink, then come to the surface and slowly start to turn golden. Flip it and when it is done, place it on a paper towel to drain excess oil. The process is very fast, only a few minutes. However, if you drop your doughnut bite in and it turns golden super fast, the dough inside is probably not cooked.
And like I said, be sure to do a test one to make sure it is cooked inside before doing an entire batch.
Now, there are these German doughnuts that I am obsessed with. They are jelly filled and sprinkled with sugar both powder and regular. When I made these, jelly was on my mind. I just put regular jelly inside but I think next time I am going to buy the special ones they sell at our German grocery store. I put it in a squeeze bottle and filled the doughnuts. Then rolled them in regular sugar and powdered sugar. Not as good as the ones at the bakery but they are pretty yummy!





oh my goodness !!! these are beyond dangerous !! yum thanks for the idea -.-
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