Low-fat Mini Doughnuts

yasemasuyo
yasemasuyo Posts: 177 Member
edited October 2024 in Recipes
I've just posted a recipe for low-fat mini doughnuts (not sure how to share the recipe without writing it out again here, I hope this link works!):

http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/edit/3921813

They are little bite-size treats, only 40 cals. each. I made them using unrefined cane sugar, yum yum :happy:

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  • Raihaanah
    Raihaanah Posts: 121 Member
    thnx4the recipe,,hope2try it soon!:smile:
    Hey..the link takes me to my recipe box.
  • Contrarian
    Contrarian Posts: 8,138 Member
    Unfortunately, if you want to share the recipe (and I sincerely hope you do, because it sounds delicious!) you will have to type it out for us.

    Sorry, but links to recipes entered do not work.
  • adjones5
    adjones5 Posts: 938 Member
    thnx4the recipe,,hope2try it soon!:smile:
    Hey..the link takes me to my recipe box.

    Yeah it takes me to my recipe box too :(
  • Des92
    Des92 Posts: 309 Member
    Link takes me to my own recipes, but I reaaaally want this one!! Mini doughnuts are one of my favourite treats ever! :D
  • yasemasuyo
    yasemasuyo Posts: 177 Member
    Oh dear, that is a bit of a pain isn't it? I wonder what the point of the recipe database is then?!

    Ah well, here's the recipe for you :ohwell:

    75g plain flour
    1/2 teaspoon baking powder
    1/4 teaspoon salt
    55g caster sugar
    60ml milk
    1 egg, beaten
    1 teaspoon butter, melted (or olive oil)
    1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
    extra sugar for dusting

    Sift together dry ingredients. Mix together the milk, egg, vanilla and butter, and stir into the dry mix. Spoon into mini-doughnut tin and bake at 200c for about 8 minutes. Roll in a little sugar while still warm!
  • gsenriquez
    gsenriquez Posts: 181 Member
    Yumm...can you please send so to the U.S.? :-p
    I will try it one of these days. thank you for sharing your recipe :-)
  • SlimBananas
    SlimBananas Posts: 124 Member
    Bump thanks for sharing
  • eviltwinkie
    eviltwinkie Posts: 153
    have you tried this with regular granulated sugar? I don't have any of the superfine (caster) sugar right now. I would think it's dense enough to be ok with either maybe?
  • yasemasuyo
    yasemasuyo Posts: 177 Member
    have you tried this with regular granulated sugar? I don't have any of the superfine (caster) sugar right now. I would think it's dense enough to be ok with either maybe?

    I haven't tried with granulated, I'm afraid. If you have a food processor/blender you could grind the granulated sugar in it, I have done that before now!
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