The secret donut recipeI was so psyched up with my business these past few days that I decided to make a "New Product" for sale to students this coming June the start of classes.
I tried making Donuts and used this recipe that a friend of mine had given and was advised to try it. Yes I did make the dough but I encountered a problem with it.
- The recipe said to proof the dough for at least an hour before rolling it out. As it turned out, the time given is really really short and it turned out very gooey in texture. Since the dough is gooey, you'll have a hard time on rolling it.
After experiencing this bad recipe (I'm sorry I really can't share it with you for some reason) I searched and looked for a very good one and tried making it. While searching at Google I stumbled upon this recipe which is labelled as "THE SECRET DONUT RECIPE". Curiosity got out of me plus I saw that it's very easy to make and less ingredients to use, I tried to follow through the video and Voila!!!!!!! I really found the BEST Secret Donut Recipe EVER!!!! Since I'm going gaga about this recipe you might want to try it out also. I attached the link as to where I saw this video.
This is so good I PROMISE!
Ingredients:
Vegetable Oil (for frying) [IDEA: you may also substitute this: Corn Oil]
Yeast 5 tsp.[I used: INSTANT DRY YEAST]
Milk, Warm 1 Cup
Potato 1 pc or 1/2 cup
Flour 2 cups
Sugar 1/4 cup
Salt 1/2 tsp
Directions:
- poke some holes through the potato and microwave it for 5 minutes then mash it.
- Put the yeast to the warm milk and add a pinch of sugar. The milk should be warm enough that you can touch it just so you could activate the yeast.
- Mix all the remaining dry ingredients. FLOUR + SUGAR + SALT + POTATO (mashed)
- Add the yeast mixture to the dry ingredients and cut in using a pastry cutter or fork then add 2 Tbsp. Oil let it sit for 5 minutes. [you may add more or less flour depending how you want your dough to be and depending on the weather on your area]
- Knead the dough. Roll the dough to at least 1/2 inch thick. Use a donut cutter if you have one or any cutter will do, flour the cutter first so the dough won't stick to it. [donut cutter size will depend on you]
- Preheat the pan and Oil til it reaches 375 F, you may use a candy or deep frying thermometer for this. Make sure the oil is at least 1 to 2 inches high, because if it's lower than that it might get burned easily.
I will be posting the photos of the products tomorrow so check it out and do try this one out!