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Instructions
1
Place a cooling rack over a baking tray and set aside.
2
Place your frying oil in a dutch oven over medium heat. Use a candy thermometer to ensure you bring the oil to 350F.
3
Cut out the center of each biscuit and then stretch the biscuit a bit to make the hole and biscuit donut wider-approximately by 1/2".
4
Once oil is hot, fry each donut individually for about 1 minute per side, until golden brown.
5
Set each fried donut on the cooling rack to allow excess oil to drip off.
6
Once all donuts have been fried, turn off the heat for the oil.
7
Melt the peanut butter in a microwave-safe bowl for 25 seconds, stir and reheat as needed.
8
Sift the powdered sugar into the melted peanut butter, then stir in 1 Tablespoon of milk and the vanilla extract.
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Tips & Tricks (5)
- Oil Temperature is Critical 🌡️Heat your oil to 350°F before frying the biscuit dough—too hot and they'll burn outside while remaining raw inside, too cool and they'll absorb excess oil and become greasy.
- Warm Your Peanut Butter Glaze 🔥Gently warm the peanut butter mixture before dipping to achieve a smooth, pourable consistency that coats evenly without pooling.
- Double-Dip for Superior Coverage 🎨Dip donuts in glaze, let it set for 30 seconds, then dip again for a luxurious double layer that prevents glaze from sliding off.
- Toast Your Crushed Peanuts 🥜Lightly toast the crushed peanuts in a dry skillet for 2-3 minutes before sprinkling to intensify their flavor and add a subtle crunch that elevates the entire donut.
- Use Room Temperature Ingredients 🧈Ensure your peanut butter, milk, and vanilla extract are at room temperature when mixing the glaze to prevent lumps and create a silky, homogeneous coating.
Recipe Facts
Diet at a Glance
Vegetarian
Low-Cholesterol
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