Dessert
No Yeast Jelly Donuts
For Hanukkah Sufganiyot, as they traditionally called in Israel, are a pillowy, delectable treat served during Hannukah. Deep-frying can be scary for some but using yeast is what scares novice bakers the most.
For Hanukkah Sufganiyot, as they traditionally called in Israel, are a pillowy, delectable treat served during Hannukah. Deep-frying can be scary for some but using yeast is what scares novice bakers the most. These donuts are made with yoghurt (dairy-free works too) and take only a few minutes to prepare. I make them small because 2 bites of a jelly donut is enough for me…
Recipe:
Mix all the ingredients together to form a dough.
Heat oil in a 6 quart pot to 325°F/162°C .
Scoop dough with a 2-tablespoon ice scoop into the hot oil and coo for about 90 seconds and then flip over.
Cook for another 90 seconds and then remove from the oil.
Drain donuts on a piece of paper towel and cook until warm.
Using a squeeze bottle or piping bag, fill each donut with jelly or Nutella. Then roll in sugar and serve.
Ingredients:
2 1/2 cups/313g flour
3 tsp/15g baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
2 eggs
2 cups/490g plain yogurt/ dairy-free optional
4 tbs/50g sugar
2tsp/10g vanilla extract
Avocado or grape seed oil for frying
Strawberry jam or Nutella for filling
Sugar or powdered sugar
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