This is a version of dough where the rising agent is the baking powder. There is nothing wrong with baking powder, I do many cakes based on baking powder. The only thing that I do not like is that after baking, most of these cakes/sweets shrink a bit. It is the case for these doughnuts too.
Making doughnuts with this recipe has a big advantage: it is very quick! The baking takes time but the way I manage is to set an alarm every 3 minutes and 45 seconds and I take out the doughnuts and scoop another batch. During the baking, I do plenty of other things, like cleaning the kitchen or putting dishes on the cupboard so I do not waste too much time.
I like this version better than the ones I baked and published on my blog so far. (see Baked doughnuts and Baked doughnuts (version 2) )
There is however a version that I never tried before and tempts me so much.... wait for my next post.
Ingredients (for 14 big doughnuts):
- 250g butter (soft)
- 4 eggs
- 450g all-purpose flour
- 125g sugar
- 160g milk*
- 12g baking powder
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Mix the butter with sugar until it becomes fluffy and gets a light colour.
- Add eggs one by one and mix until well combined.
- Mix the flour with baking powder and add it slowly while continuing to mix.
- In the end, add the vanilla extract.
- Heat the doughnut iron (I use Tefal Snack Collection with plates no. 16).
- Using an icecream scoop take a heaping scoop and place it in the middle of the doughnut hot mould. Repeat for the second mould on the iron.
- Bake the doughnuts for 3 minutes and 45 seconds. If you have a different iron, you'll need to test the exact baking time.
- Leave the doughnuts to cool or you can serve them hot.
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