Circuit Breaker Day 17
Today, I baked together with my girl. Trying out this Eggless Baked Doughnut.
When I saw this recipe being shared, the first thing that came to mind is S's daughter. She is allergic to eggs.
Today, I baked together with my girl. Trying out this Eggless Baked Doughnut.
When I saw this recipe being shared, the first thing that came to mind is S's daughter. She is allergic to eggs.
Decided to give this a go.
This is a heavily laced sugar doughnut! I guess many kids love sugar! hahahah
This is a heavily laced sugar doughnut! I guess many kids love sugar! hahahah
Learning experience:
A long proofing time I must say for this recipe. Though the texture is soft it is not fluffy like those in K.
It turns hard the next day so I gave it a steam (as being taught by CL) and we were able to finish it up.
Best consumed immediately.
Source
A long proofing time I must say for this recipe. Though the texture is soft it is not fluffy like those in K.
It turns hard the next day so I gave it a steam (as being taught by CL) and we were able to finish it up.
Best consumed immediately.
Source
What you need:
Yield 12 doughnuts
175g milk
45g oil
40g castor sugar
150g bread flour
100g plain flour
½ tsp instant yeast
Method:
Knead all the ingredients until smooth and pass window pane
stage. Shape into a ball. Place in a bowl, covered and let it rest for 1 an hour or double in size.
Degas and rolled it out and cut with doughnut cutter.
Place cut doughnut onto a lined baking sheet. Covered and let is raised for 50mins until it
puffed up almost double in size,
Baked for 15 mins at 170°C on the lowest rack.
Note: Baking time depends on the size of your doughnut, take
note to not overbake them as it may turn dry.
Enjoy!
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