Apr 09, 2015, Updated May 07, 2023 There are days when you don’t have time to breath, like literally. Yesterday was one such day for me. I got up in the morning and then I didn’t even sit for a second till midnight. On such days, I feel like there should be more than 24 hours in a day. I think I told you guys before that we are planning to buy our own house and seriously that’s just draining all my energy. Weekends are totally gone in house hunting and sometimes I have to go on weekdays too like yesterday. With so much going on, if there’s one things which calms me down it has to be baking. When I bake, I forget everything else. It makes my heart and my soul happy. And so even though yesterday was super busy I took some time out to make these vanilla donuts. Aren’t they beautiful?
Just to state some facts here- I don’t like donuts. You must be thinking why did I make them then! Okay let me re-frame the sentence, I don’t LOVE donuts, meaning if you give me a choice to pick between a cookie and a donut, I would choose the cookie. Cupcake or donut, umm cupcake always! So I don’t mind it but it’s not my favorite treat. A part of it has to to do with the fact that donuts are fried. In general, I don’t like fried things. No not because of the calories, I just find the whole frying process tedious. Plus I always end up wasting the oil which is left after frying, I simply don’t know what to do with it. So because of all this, I fry only if it’s absolutely necessary. Like I said I don’t really love the traditional donuts, but if you bake them – ahh then I LOVE them! I mean what’s not to like about these soft vanilla donuts with cookie butter glaze?! So delicious! However I should warn you, if you love the traditional donuts, you might not love these, they are more like cake donuts!
Talking about the cookie butter, have you guys tried it? Oh my god you guys, if you haven’t you really don’t know what you have been missing out in life! So we discovered Biscoff cookies in one of our flights from Seattle to San Francisco. It was a morning flight and we were starving and then they served us these airline cookies, yes that’s what they are popularly known as. One bite into the cookies and we were hooked. Once we got home, we went grocery shopping and got some biscoff cookies and while at it, we also spotted the biscoff cookie spread. It sounded too good to resist and so I grabbed few bottles of it. And since then I have been badly addicted to the stuff. I swear, I would eat half jar at a time with a spoon if not for the calories! It’s so good and hubs eats biscoff cookies everyday with coffee. Yes he’s badly addicted to it too.
With so much biscoff addiction around, I had to use it in some dessert and so I made these vanilla donuts and dipped them in this most amazing cookie butter glaze! Seriously I could drink the glaze straight out of the bowl. So good and also super easy to make. All you need is milk, powdered sugar, little coconut oil and of course cookie butter to make this glaze. If you love biscoff cookies, you would crazy for these glazed donuts.
Method In a bowl whisk together all purpose flour, salt, cinnamon powder, baking powder and baking soda. Add to it granulated white sugar. Whisk till all dry ingredients are well combined. In another bowl, whisk together milk, vanilla extract and oil. Add the sour cream and mix. Then add the egg. Mix till all wet ingredients are well combined.
Add the dry ingredients to wet in 2-3 parts. Don’t dump the entire thing in one go. Whisk till you get a smooth batter but do not over-mix. The batter will be thick. Transfer batter to a piping/ziplock bag. Make a small cut and fill the donut pan with the batter till around 2/3rd full.
Bake at 350 F degrees for 9-10 minutes. Do not over-bake. Take out of the oven and transfer on to a wire rack to cool completely. To make the glaze take biscoff cookies spread, coconut oil and milk in a microwave safe bowl and microwave it on high for 20-30 seconds. Whisk till smooth. Add vanilla extract, powdered sugar and mix till well combined and glaze is totally smooth. The glaze will thicken as it cools down. Dip the donuts in the glaze once it has thickened a bit. Garnish with crushed biscoff cookies and sprinkles (optional).
Enjoy these glazed vanilla donuts with a cup of coffee or tea!
- If you do not have sour cream, you can use greek yogurt in place. The sour cream made these donuts super soft and moist.
- Do not overbake the donuts, not more than 9-10 minutes.
- Let the donuts cool down completely before you dip them in the glaze. Also let the glaze thicken a bit before you dip the donuts into it. That way it sticks to the donuts better. Vanilla Donuts with Cookie Butter Glaze
title: “Vanilla Donuts With Cookie Butter Glaze " ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-19” author: “Lloyd Baggesen”
Apr 09, 2015, Updated May 07, 2023 There are days when you don’t have time to breath, like literally. Yesterday was one such day for me. I got up in the morning and then I didn’t even sit for a second till midnight. On such days, I feel like there should be more than 24 hours in a day. I think I told you guys before that we are planning to buy our own house and seriously that’s just draining all my energy. Weekends are totally gone in house hunting and sometimes I have to go on weekdays too like yesterday. With so much going on, if there’s one things which calms me down it has to be baking. When I bake, I forget everything else. It makes my heart and my soul happy. And so even though yesterday was super busy I took some time out to make these vanilla donuts. Aren’t they beautiful?
Just to state some facts here- I don’t like donuts. You must be thinking why did I make them then! Okay let me re-frame the sentence, I don’t LOVE donuts, meaning if you give me a choice to pick between a cookie and a donut, I would choose the cookie. Cupcake or donut, umm cupcake always! So I don’t mind it but it’s not my favorite treat. A part of it has to to do with the fact that donuts are fried. In general, I don’t like fried things. No not because of the calories, I just find the whole frying process tedious. Plus I always end up wasting the oil which is left after frying, I simply don’t know what to do with it. So because of all this, I fry only if it’s absolutely necessary. Like I said I don’t really love the traditional donuts, but if you bake them – ahh then I LOVE them! I mean what’s not to like about these soft vanilla donuts with cookie butter glaze?! So delicious! However I should warn you, if you love the traditional donuts, you might not love these, they are more like cake donuts!
Talking about the cookie butter, have you guys tried it? Oh my god you guys, if you haven’t you really don’t know what you have been missing out in life! So we discovered Biscoff cookies in one of our flights from Seattle to San Francisco. It was a morning flight and we were starving and then they served us these airline cookies, yes that’s what they are popularly known as. One bite into the cookies and we were hooked. Once we got home, we went grocery shopping and got some biscoff cookies and while at it, we also spotted the biscoff cookie spread. It sounded too good to resist and so I grabbed few bottles of it. And since then I have been badly addicted to the stuff. I swear, I would eat half jar at a time with a spoon if not for the calories! It’s so good and hubs eats biscoff cookies everyday with coffee. Yes he’s badly addicted to it too.
With so much biscoff addiction around, I had to use it in some dessert and so I made these vanilla donuts and dipped them in this most amazing cookie butter glaze! Seriously I could drink the glaze straight out of the bowl. So good and also super easy to make. All you need is milk, powdered sugar, little coconut oil and of course cookie butter to make this glaze. If you love biscoff cookies, you would crazy for these glazed donuts.
Method In a bowl whisk together all purpose flour, salt, cinnamon powder, baking powder and baking soda. Add to it granulated white sugar. Whisk till all dry ingredients are well combined. In another bowl, whisk together milk, vanilla extract and oil. Add the sour cream and mix. Then add the egg. Mix till all wet ingredients are well combined.
Add the dry ingredients to wet in 2-3 parts. Don’t dump the entire thing in one go. Whisk till you get a smooth batter but do not over-mix. The batter will be thick. Transfer batter to a piping/ziplock bag. Make a small cut and fill the donut pan with the batter till around 2/3rd full.
Bake at 350 F degrees for 9-10 minutes. Do not over-bake. Take out of the oven and transfer on to a wire rack to cool completely. To make the glaze take biscoff cookies spread, coconut oil and milk in a microwave safe bowl and microwave it on high for 20-30 seconds. Whisk till smooth. Add vanilla extract, powdered sugar and mix till well combined and glaze is totally smooth. The glaze will thicken as it cools down. Dip the donuts in the glaze once it has thickened a bit. Garnish with crushed biscoff cookies and sprinkles (optional).
Enjoy these glazed vanilla donuts with a cup of coffee or tea!
- If you do not have sour cream, you can use greek yogurt in place. The sour cream made these donuts super soft and moist.
- Do not overbake the donuts, not more than 9-10 minutes.
- Let the donuts cool down completely before you dip them in the glaze. Also let the glaze thicken a bit before you dip the donuts into it. That way it sticks to the donuts better. Vanilla Donuts with Cookie Butter Glaze
