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Homemade Donut Recipes
Homemade Donut Recipe Ingredients
Mix Ingredients for Homemade Donuts
Shape & Fill Traditional Donuts
More Tips for Shaping & Filling Traditional Donuts
Homemade Donut Rising Tips & Advice
Fry Homemade Donuts
Add Caramel Filling to Donuts
Sprinkle Powdered Sugar on Donuts
Make Homemade Donut Glaze
Make Glazed Donuts
Easy Homemade Donut Recipe
Mix Easy Donut Batter
Fry Easy Donuts
Remove Easy Donuts from Oil
Make Jelly Donuts
Sprinkle Powdered Sugar on Jelly Donuts
Tips for Homemade Donut Topping
Summary: Learn tips and advice for letting the dough of traditional homemade donuts rise with expert cooking tips in this free video recipe.
Rachel Dayan has traveled the world where she picked up many recipes and styles of cooking which helped her open her own catering business in Florida. She has now moved back to Israel...read more
"Hi, I'm Rachel for Expert Village. Let's see now what happens to the donuts that were under the plastic cover. We can see that they got nice and puffy. Some of them doubled their sizes, the ones that are filled with the jelly those are the plain ones. They are in a good size to be placed in oil. The oil that I want to mention again should not be too hot, when you warm it up you warm up on a high fire. But once it boils you should turn it to a medium fire. The high flame might cause the donuts to burn or to be ready outside while the inside they are still raw. So let's take the donuts now and place them in the oil."
eHow Article: Homemade Donut Rising Tips & Advice
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ollerwe said
on 1/24/2009 Sorry, but I can not get the idea of these recipe series. The ingredients is number five, the glaze is number one... it seems that you start explaining in the middle of the process and go back and forward... not from a to b. Am I missing something?