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Old Fashioned Blueberry Donuts

Blueberry glazed doughnuts on white platter in front of two white mugs

Brush off the counters and make donuts like never before. It's easy with our new Blueberry Donut Kit (no longer offered as of December 2020, but we still sell individual ingredients). Based on the NYT Cooking's Buttermilk Cake Doughnut recipe, these donuts are a special treat gone treat-ier (and more nutritious) with the inclusion of our Organic Dried Heirloom Blueberries, Organic Heirloom Blueberry Juice, and Organic Heirloom Blueberry Powder. The Bow Hill donut kit comes with an easy step by step recipe, organic heirloom blueberry ingredients, and a donut cutter so that you and yours can be rolling in dough in no time. We say the donut holes are the chef's reward, so no need to share them with the gang waiting patiently outside the kitchen. Also a GREAT activity to do with kids (adults should do the frying).

Yield: 12-16 donuts + holes | Prep: 30-40 minutes | Cook: 30 minutes

TIPS & TRICKS

When we made these the other day, we learned some things about the process and I'd like to share to help you all out.

1. Heat the oil a little lower than the recipe says (say, 350˚F), over time it'll heat up more and more.

2. Make sure the dough is pressed thin enough, otherwise they will take longer to cook and get burnt on the outside while the inside is still semi-raw.

3. It'd be better, if possible, to have two people making these for the frying process. At the end, it says to roll the donut holes in a sugar & powder mixture, but if not done immediately after pulling out of the oil, the sugar won't stick. What I did–once I realized this–was dip the holes in extra glaze and then dipped them in the sugar and powder mixture. 

 

Recipe adaptation and photo by Blake Vanfield

 
ABBREVIATED PHOTO STEPS

Dried blueberries soaking in juice.Mix dry ingredients together.Mix wet ingredients together, then combine into the dry. Handle dough as little as possible. Then cut. Set centers aside.Fry donuts and centers (AKA holes). Remove with tongs.Mix glaze. Then dip room-temp to warm donuts into it, set on rack over towel. Enjoy with coffee, tea, cocoa, or more blueberry juice.