Doughnuts Recipes

Yum!! I found this recipe many years ago, and found some doughnut pans at a store. We've made these many times since I don't like anything but cake doughnuts. You can frost them, but that's more calories and sugar. These are good dipped in sugar free hot cocoa, or skim milk!

No doughnut worth eating will ever be calorie, sugar and fat free, but these are baked, not fried, which automatically makes them healthier than most alternatives. Substituting some healthier ingredients makes them even better for you without taking the taste away. You could sub in whole wheat for some of the white, but I wouldn't recommend using all whole wheat flour - I tried it that way once and it wasn't so good. I haven't tried using sugar substitute, but I think it would work fine for everything but the glaze. You can kick the glaze up a notch with spices such as cinammon or cayenne, or dip the doughnut into sprinkes (while the glaze is still tacky so they'll stick). Note that sprinkles will increase the total nutritional info per serving.

2 Mini donuts for under 100 calories. A perfect low-cal treat for everyone in the family!!
**Adapted from Wilton donut pan recipe**

These tangy little morsels have a scone-like texture and a cinnamon-sugar sweet coating, and are better for you than Tim Hortons!

Good for you doughnuts!

This recipe is from the Oh She Glows blog

http://ohsheglows.com/2011/08/
16/mini-cinnamon-sugar-pumpkin-spiced-
doughnuts-rosemary-olive-oil-chips/

Fluffy doughnut style pastry..minus the frosting and sprinkles of regular doughnuts

From Gringalicious

Let's be honest. Baked doughnuts are really muffins, disguised to look like donuts. But, I'm okay with that. These turned out fluffy and moist and are far healthier than deep-fried doughnuts. Recipe Source: One Pot Chef Photo: Mine

Old "family" recipe...a sweet treat to be had on special occasions.

This is a traditional island recipe - made for the kids when we live there.

Fast, Fun, Fried, and Moistly Delicious

From Noble Pig (http://noblepig.com/2009/10/14/baked-bana
na-doughnuts.aspx)

Guilty Pleasure? Enjoy these doughnuts with a little less guilt because they don't require being cooked in fattening oil! Have fun decorating these tasty treats...and enjoy!

Delicious doughnuts that won't break the calorie bank!

These doughnuts are lower in fat and calories and easy to make. But require a special baking pan. I got this recipe from Family Circle (April 1, 2010 issue). It is great.

From Diet Comfort Food cookbook. Itsn't it great that you can still eat a doughnut when eating healthy?