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Doughnuts

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About

This online cooking class teaches everything you need to know to make doughnuts at home. Our doughnut recipe uses a lightly sweetened, yeasted dough, which creates airy and fluffy doughnuts. Once you know how to make doughnuts, you can decorate them with chocolate glaze, sprinkles, and buttercream. And don't worry--this recipe makes plenty of doughnut holes as well.

What You'll Learn

  • 01. Introduction
    Recipe Overview
  • 02. What You'll Need
    Equipment
    Ingredients
  • 03. What Can Go Wrong
    Common Mistakes
  • 04. Cook Along in the Test Kitchen
    Video Steps
    Photo Steps
  • 05. How Did You Do?
    Discussion
  • 06. Printable Recipe
    Doughnuts

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