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The first doughnut! |
Many of you know that MKR (OK, we) loves doughnuts. And I love bacon. So recently, as I was browsing the recipes on the
King Arthur Flour website, I stumbled upon a recipe for these beauties, and KNEW I had to try them.
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Mine didn't look like this... |
Alas, I had no doughnut pan, so instead, I consoled myself by reading about the luscious Maple Bacon doughnuts at
Union Square Donuts (which I have yet to try).
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Photo: Bob R - who ate it all despite the fact he was supposed to save a bite for his wife :) |
Last week, however, Mike and I found ourselves at
Bed Bath and Beyond (yup - shopping, in an actual store!). We went looking for specific items and came home without them. We did come home with a new
doughnut pan though! Yippee! Time to make the doughnuts!
So, today I had some time and decided to try my hand at the baked bliss. I got out all of the ingredients, and set about cooking the bacon, and mixing all of the ingredients as laid out in the
recipe (though I only made half the amount). The prep was relatively easy, and didn't take too much time before everything went into the oven.
The process went as follows:
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Assemble ingredients |
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Mix batter |
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Prep pan (bacon and maple syrup) |
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Fill with batter and into the oven |
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While baking, mix glaze |
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Remove tasty treats from oven |
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Turn onto parchment paper |
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Glaze and enjoy! |
I let Mike take the first bite, given that he is the aficionado at our house :). The verdict was that the doughnuts had awesome flavor, but that they tasted a bit more (OK, a lot more!) like a waffle than a doughnut. I agreed.
They will be delicious for breakfast tomorrow! And next up - trying to fry some doughnuts...
1 comment:
bacon and waffles are cool too.
respect
fm
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