That is right folks, its donut time! And I’m not talking about open a box donuts, I’m talking about super easy, made from scratch donuts. I have been craving Gluten Free donuts for a while now and we just don’t have any safe place to purchase them around us. This meant it was up to me to create tasty Gluten Free donuts that would quench my craving. These donuts are baked without yeast which makes them super easy to prepare for anyone no matter their skill level.
You all know I love mixes and Bloomfield Farms All Purpose Baking Mix is one of my favorites. It cooks well, it browns, the texture is great and it is a great cup-for-cup substitute.
Not only is the flour blend Gluten Free it is also dairy, soy, sugar and egg free. Bonus points for people trying to avoid those food items. The Bloomfield Farms products are manufactured in a dedicated Gluten Free, peanut free and kosher facility, which just adds another feather to their cap in my opinion. So when it was time to create my donuts I reached for a box of Bloomfield Farms.
Ingredients
- 1 cup Bloomfield Farms All Purpose Baking Mix
- ½ cup white sugar
- 1 tbsp baking powder
- Dash of ground cinnamon
- 1 egg
- 2/3 cup milk
- ½ tsp GF vanilla
- 4 tbsp vegetable oil
Instructions
- Sift together the baking mix, sugar, baking powder and cinnamon in one bowl. In a second bowl, whisk together your egg, milk, vanilla and oil. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients. Stir to combine.
- Bake in a 350 degree oven in a greased donut pan for 8-10 minutes or use a mini donut maker.
- Top with powdered sugar or cinnamon and sugar.
We have a mini donut maker like this one, that I used to create these wonderful donuts. The kiddos inhaled these things! Like four a piece in one sitting. This is a great base recipe to start with. You could easily customize it to your tastes by adding pumpkin, apple, blueberries, nuts, chocolate chips… The possibilities are endless.
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Kim L says
I works like to try the all purpose baking mix and make these donuts!
Michelle says
I would live to try the Bloomfield Farm flour to make donuts!!
Micayla Scott says
I’d love to try the mix for the donut recipe!
Dana Coughlin says
I would love to try the all purpose baking mix and the pancake mix
Vicki L. Stephens says
I enjoy getting information and recipes from I’m a Celiac.
Patti says
Donuts… my kryptonite! 😉
Amy Miller says
I am always looking for a good gf mix…would love to try this one!
Jessica says
Would love to try the AP mix to make this donut recipe. A food I haven’t tackled yet!
Marilyn Barnes says
I want to try the all purpose mix first. That should be a great place to start.
Kate says
I’m always up for finding new GF mixes that work work – I’ll probably try the doughnuts and biscuits with the mix!
julie says
I would love to try the pancake mix
Diane DeBruhl says
Where can I find Bloomfield Farms AP Flour?
imaceliac says
Go to this link: http://www.thebloomfieldfarms.com/where-to-buy-1/ and find a retailer near you or buy it online. I order it off the website.
Susan says
Mot easy to make. Katz’s Gluten Free Donuts is still the best doughnuts out there.
imaceliac says
Sorry you thought they were not easy. I whipped up a batch this morning for Christmas breakfast 🙂
vegetarianmamma (Cindy) says
Thanks for linking up at our Gluten Free Fridays Party! I have tweeted and pinned your entry to our Gluten Free Fridays board on Pinterest! 🙂 I can’t wait to see what you share next time!
-Cindy
Rosemary says
Cannot get this mix in the U K so would any gf mix work for these donuts. I have just got a donut maker so am looking for a good recipe to try.
imaceliac says
Yes, any cup for cup all purpose GF flour will work great! Make sure it has xanthum gum and baking powder in it.
Ada says
I make homemade donuts like I always have using domata flour., I never hear much about people using this flour . The donuts I make are also fried.