Recently I made and brought 25 of these chocolate glazed baked donuts to bring to share with Evy's classmates and teacher. The teacher would do a little something special for the birthday boy or birthday girl and asked the students to sing the birthday song. Evy wanted to share some treat with her classmates and wanted me to bake something. I thought of this baked donuts because it was healthier for the kids, mainly made of yogurt. I added the chocolate glazed and sprinkles because the kids loved them, looked like a donut yeah?
See my other baked donuts recipes: Baked Raisin Donuts, Green Tea Baked Donuts, Assorted Baked Donuts, Healthy Baked Donuts.
I double the recipe below and made about 28-30 donuts.
Ingredients:
(A)
- 1 cup all purpose flour
- 1/3 cup white granulated sugar
- 3/4 tsp. baking powder
- 3/4 tsp. baking soda
- 1/4 tsp. salt
(B)
- 1 large egg
- 1 tub (6oz/170g) vanilla flavored yogurt
- 1 Tbsp. milk
1 Tbsp. canola oil/olive oil
(C)
- 3/4 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips (for glazing)
- Colors sprinkles as needed
Method:
1. In a big glass bowl, combine (A). Whisk thoroughly with a whisk.
2. In the center, add (B). Whisk until combine. Use a spoon and fill the greased donuts pan, about half full.
3. Bake at preheated 400'F oven for 10 minutes. Remove with a toothpick and let cool completely on wire rack.
4. Melt the chocolate chips in a plate in the microwave. Dip the cooled donut with the melted chocolate and quickly sprinkle the colors sprinkles on top. Set it on a wire rack 1 inch apart for the chocolate to harden.
5. Store in air-tight container.
*Yields 12-15 healthy baked donuts*
My son loves this baked donut too. It's healthier than the deep-fry ones. Not only kid, adults like me also drool looking at your chocolate glazed baked donuts now! ;)
ReplyDeleteLovely doughnuts.Guess I need a doughnut baking tray for these. Have not seen one over here.
ReplyDeleteWow, these look so pretty and delicious. I'm sure all the kids loved it.
ReplyDeleteSO SUPER SLICK! I used to bring donuts (not the healthy version) for my birthday to class too. Big hit!
ReplyDeleteI've never made baked donuts before! This recipe looks easy and healthy. I'm going to try it out as soon as I buy a donut pan.
ReplyDeleteI was all set about baking this delicious donuts that I have been wanting to bake for so long ... then I saw the word - donut pan. Don't think I can get a donut pan in France. LOL! I'll see if I can get one from UK.Hub & V loves donut.
ReplyDeleteIs the texture and tastes similar to the deep fried donuts?
Most definitely look like donuts! Happy birthday Evy!
ReplyDeletewhat a treat! the sprinkles add fun and cuteness to the donuts. lucky Evy and her class :)
ReplyDeleteThese look really great! I like how they are baked and not fried.
ReplyDeleteDo you have a special pan to make the donuts? Like a mold?
Wow, those donuts look heavenly!
ReplyDeletei've been wanting to try since i saw your first baked donut post, i gotta go find the donut mold :D very very soon
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Donuts are always a fave with children. The more sprinkles the better! Haha! :)
ReplyDeleteMy kids sure will like this, next time I also want to try bake version rather the usual way of frying it, sound healthy!
ReplyDeleteLook like donuts? They are donuts mah! ;p
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your girl :D
Thanks F4T. :)
ReplyDeleteYes Jasmine, you need a donuts tray/pan for this. I got mine years ago.
Thanks Mary, Evy said they thanks her for the donuts.
Yes Belinda, who can resist a donut? ;)
Kirbie, yes go buy a donut pan and try it, it's my keeper recipe.
Cooking Ninja, the texture and taste are different but it is soft and tastes great. It definitely tastes better than the hard and cakey version of donuts out there.
Thanks SIG. :)
Thanks noobcook, more kids friendly. LOL!
Yes Crystal, you need a donuts pan for this. I posted the picture of the pan in my previous post. You can find the link on this post, I forgot which one, the last two links perhaps.
Thanks Sook. :)
Rita, hope you find it soon. :)
Yes Ju, can't go wrong with chocolate and sprinkles. :P
Sonia, definitely. It's easy to make too.
Haha Tigerfish, yeah lah, but lots of people think baked donuts is not a real donuts mah. HAHAHA...:P
Happy Birthday Evy!
ReplyDeleteYum... healthy donuts.
they looked so identical! yummy donuts!
ReplyDeleteYour doughnuts never fail to impress me.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen yogurt in doughnuts before. These sound awesome!
ReplyDeleteThey're super cute, too!
Thanks baking fiend. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks BBoven, blessed homemaker and whisk-kid.
I have made this recipe and it was absolutely a hit among my family. My little kids definitely loved it. I too cant get enough of it, especially when dipped in a hot cup of espresso made from my flavia coffee maker at home. Kudos!
ReplyDeletehi! thks for ur recepies..can u help me to show pictures step buy step..hw to do donut? i tried but it became hard and tast less..can u help me?
ReplyDeleteLakshmi,
ReplyDelete6oz. of yogurt is about 3/4 cup. Sorry no step-by-step picture as this is very simple, just add the dry ingredients in a bowl and then add in all the wet ingredients, blend well and bake. Once the baked donut is done and cool down, you need to keep them in an air-tight container so that it would not dry out (or becomes hard).
Hi,
ReplyDeleteJust want to say Thank You for posting this recipe. I've been looking for a good baked donut recipe and I think I've found one.
I have to say that I did replace half the oil with 1/2TBS of applesauce. I know that's not much of a difference but I was curious. The result was still amazing. My whole family loves it.
Also I bought babycakes cake pop machine and this recipe works absolutely beautifully with it.
Thanks again and btw, I wish you could send some malaysian food my way. I miss some SEA food :)
Thank you for your feedback Stitch and I am so glad you all like it. :)
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