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Krispy Creme Doughnut Fans!!! .... Try This in Your Breadmaker
 
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Prep Time: 15 Minutes
Cook Time: 20 Minutes
Ready In: 35 Minutes
Servings: 2
I live in Western Australia and unfortunately we don't have a Krispy Kreeme store in this state yet. The only way SANDGROPERS can savour these tasty treats get is when a friend or relative flys in from Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane. My curiosity came about why KK's stand out compared to other doughnut outlets so I hunted a few things down on the internet. Having made in the past, the best scones, wherein the ingredients are cream, lemonade and self raising flour (and are always a hit) - I have devised MY OWN recipe for doughnuts based on the same concept as the scones. My first batch has just come out of the LAB and I am delighted to tell you that they are just AMAZING. The cake of the doughnut is light and fluffy almost like sponge cake texture and has mimicked the KK texture to a 'T'. (Maybe a major hint as to why they called them Krispy Creme (cream) in the first place???? What makes this recipe even easier is I made the dough in my breadmaker. Check out how FEW INGREDIENTS you need with this simple and easy to make doughnut recipe. They are so much easier to handle even in dough form compared to other recipes I've tried. Mmmmm you be the judge.
Ingredients:
1 (300 ml) carton whipping cream
2 eggs, beaten
3 1/4 cups plain flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup sugar
4 teaspoons yeast
Directions:
1. Add the ingredients as per the normal dough setting on your bread maker.
2. When dough is ready, Lightly need on floured board and roll out till about lcm (1/2 inch) thick - cut out or style in your favourite shape. Place on a lightly oiled tray and dont forget to leave plenty of room between each doughnut. This will save them from joining together and makes for easy removal from the tray to the fryer.
3. Warm your oven and turn the oven off. At this point, you simply need the oven WARM as it will provide a cosy place for the formed dough to do its final rising. Leave them until doubled in size.
4. Heat the oil in a wok or frypan 375 deg approximately and cook till each side of the doughnut is golden in colour.
5. Remove and put on rack or paper towels to help absorb any excess oil.
6. Glaze or ice with your favourite topping or simply toss in a cinamon and caster sugar mix. Maybe even fill them with your favourite jam/jelly (depending where your from - Aussies call jelly, jam. ha ha).
7. Then sit back and enjoy with a coffee or cup of tea!
By RecipeOfHealth.com