When I became a U.S.
citizen a few weeks ago, I decided to participate in all things gloriously
American. So why I scheduled work on
Memorial day and the 4th of July I will never know, but I did
remember that today was National Donut Day!
To celebrate I made some totally un-American Bangkok-style donuts. I can picture my brother-in-law wrinkling his
nose, saying “You’re in America now! Not
Thailand!“ So even though these are a
little unconventional, I decided to share it with you anyway as they are
really GOOD!
Ever since my husband,
Jeremy and I visited Thailand I have been trying to replicate the donuts we
bought at Mister Donut. Made with rice
flour instead of wheat, they were crunchy on the outside and light and chewy
inside. Mine being vegan and baked will
never be the real deal, but comes close enough.
Here is a little taste of Thailand… temples, tuk tuks and treats. Oh, my!
Donut Recipe:
¾ cup rice flour
2 TBLS potato starch
1 TBLS tapioca starch
½ tsp ground flax seed
1 ¼ tsp baking powder
½ cup maple/brown sugar
pinch of salt
¼ cup soy milk
2 tsp apple cider vinegar
1 tsp vanilla essence
½ tsp cinnamon
3 TBLS vegetable oil
Mix dry ingredients.
Mix the soy milk and
vinegar and let it sit for 5 minutes. Add the rest of the wet ingredients to
the soy/vinegar mixture.
Add wet to dry
ingredients.
Spoon into a greased
donut pan.
Bake at 375F for 20
mins.
Chocolate Glaze:
1 oz. 100% chocolate
(found in the supermarket baking section)
3 TBLS soymilk
Agave to taste
Melt chocolate in a double
boiler or microwave.
Heat milk until almost
boiling.
Add to chocolate and
stir.
Add Agave to taste.
*If chocolate is a
little thick add a more warm milk.
What is your favorite
donut? Do share. Have a great weekend, Nicol e.
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