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Gluten Free Chocolate Glazed Donuts

Prep

15m

Cook

12m

Total

27m

Ingredients

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Step 1

Preheat the oven to 350°F and generously grease two 6-section doughnut pans.

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2

cup

Fresh milled gluten free 1:1 flour, recipe found in app

1/2

cup

Cocoa powder

1/2

cup

Cane sugar

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Notes

If your batter is too thick to pour, you can pipe the batter into the pans with a ziplock bag and 1" cut in the corner.

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Sarah V

8 days ago

Wondering if I could use regular flour and maple sugar instead of cane sugar? Thank you!

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Kristin

7 days ago

I've never tried this recipe with regular flour, but we will be making a chocolate donut with regular flour soon if you want to hold off. But you can for sure change the maple sugar for cane

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Gluten Free Chocolate Glazed Donuts

Prep

15m

Cook

12m

Total

27m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Preheat the oven to 350°F and generously grease two 6-section doughnut pans.

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For

12

M

I

2

cup

Fresh milled gluten free 1:1 flour, recipe found in app

1/2

cup

Cocoa powder

1/2

cup

Cane sugar

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Notes

If your batter is too thick to pour, you can pipe the batter into the pans with a ziplock bag and 1" cut in the corner.

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Sarah V

8 days ago

Wondering if I could use regular flour and maple sugar instead of cane sugar? Thank you!

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Reply

Cancel

Kristin

7 days ago

I've never tried this recipe with regular flour, but we will be making a chocolate donut with regular flour soon if you want to hold off. But you can for sure change the maple sugar for cane

Like

Reply

Cancel