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Here you will find a recipe for donuts in two versions, one with kinderbueno filling and the other with pistachio filling. You can make both types or just one flavor of donuts with this recipe. Nut creams are quite expensive, so I stuffed the rest of the donuts with classic jam and covered them with icing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n If you don’t want to make as many donuts, prepare them from half a batch.<\/p>\n\n\n\n How are these donuts different from my grandmother’s traditional donuts that can be found on my blog?<\/p>\n\n\n\n What is the best flour for donuts?<\/strong> Which side should you put the donuts into the oil?<\/strong> How to fry donuts with or without filling?<\/strong> Frying dry donuts does not result in the donuts opening and the filling leaking out, but you do need a piping bag with a special tip. However, filling raw donuts guarantees that each donut will contain as much filling as we want. It’s up to you which option you choose.<\/p>\n\n\n\n How to stuff donuts?<\/strong> Before frying:<\/strong> After frying:<\/strong> Check out how to stuff donuts in the videos below \u2b07\u2b07\u2b07.<\/p>\n\n\n\n What does a ring on a donut mean?<\/strong> Below the recipe you will find several suggestions for other donut flavors \u2b07\u2b07\u2b07.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Donuts contain gluten.
Donuts with kinder bueno cream have been a hit at donut shops in recent years. Donuts with candies, fruit, bars, various creams and butters are becoming more and more popular, and the number of donut shops in large cities is overwhelming (at least in Poland). That’s why I’m presenting you a recipe for modern donuts with kinderbueno cream.
You can use ready-made hazelnut cream (without cocoa). It’s not Nutella (although donuts with Nutella are also great) but hazelnut butter. I use nocciolata cream from Rossman, but you can also order such cream online. It tastes like cream from Kinder Bueno bars. You can also prepare such a cream yourself. Just mix ground hazelnuts and melted white chocolate together.
These donuts are very sweet, but for Kinder Bueno fans they are definitely worth preparing. You can, of course, fill such donuts with plum jam, rose jam or other creams (check my traditional recipe for Polish P\u0105czki<\/a> with plum butter).
I filled the pistachio donuts with pistachio cream, which you can buy in discount stores during the Italian or deluxe week or in large supermarkets. I bought mine at Auchan, you can find it next to Nutella and peanut butter. You can also prepare such a cream yourself by grinding pistachios and mixing with white chocolate. However, it is difficult to grind nuts into a smooth paste at home, so I use ready-made creams.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n
You can prepare donuts from any wheat flour type 405-550. But the best flour for donuts and yeast cakes is type 550 flour. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Place the donuts top into the fat first. This means that the part of the donut that was on the counter while rising should now be above the fat and the part that rose nicely should be swimming in the fat. Thanks to this, the “flat” part will now have time to rise and thedonut will be perfectly round.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
You can fry the donuts without filling and then stuff them using a pastry bag and a special stuffing tip (available online, in confectionery stores or large supermarkets) or fry the already stuffed donuts.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Donuts can be stuffed in two ways, before or after frying.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
You don’t need filling accesories. Raw donuts are stuffed similarly to dumplings. Cut out circles from the dough, e.g. with a glass, stretch the dough in your hands and put a portion of filling in the middle, e.g. jam. Glue the prepared donut together, taking care not to create a hole in the dough. Finally, we roll the dough to smooth out the glueing area and set the donuts aside to rise again.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Cut out circles from the dough, e.g. with a glass. Then we roll a portion of the dough to obtain a ball and leave it to rise. Fry the risen donuts and when they cool down, stuff them using a piping bag or a pastry bag. For this we need a filling tip. Remember that before you insert the tip into the donut, check (e.g. by squeezing the filling into a glass) whether the filling passes through the tip. When using jams with pieces of fruit, they may clog the tip and the filling will not reach the donut. In this case, you can blend the jam. Then you can easily fill the donuts with it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
A ring, i.e. a light line in the middle of the donut, means that the donuts are fluffy and well-risen. A well-risen donut is immersed in fat to about \u2153 of its height, the same when it is turned over, so that a light rim remains in the center that had the least contact with the hot oil.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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The proportions given below make approximately 30 large donuts or 50 smaller donuts.
Read the step-by-step recipe on how to prepare homemade pistachio donuts and watch the video below the recipe.
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