Old-Fashioned Donuts Made With Pancake Mix
- 200 grams Pancake mix
- 32 grams Butter
- 1 medium Egg
- 3 tbsp Sugar
- 1 dash Flour for dusting
- Put the butter in a heatproof container, and microwave for 20 minutes (I have a 500 W microwave).
- Take it out and mix well with a whisk until the butter is smooth.
- Add the sugar to the butter, and mix well until it's no longer gritty and turns smooth and creamy.
- Break in the egg and mix well again.
- Use a whisk to do everything up to this point.
- Add the pancake mix.
- From this point on use a rice paddle or a wooden spatula to mix.
- Don't try to knead the dough with your spatula, but try to fold the flour into the liquid so that the flour absorbs the liquid, until the dough comes together.
- It's fine if it's still a bit floury here and there, so don't over-mix the dough.
- Put all the dough on your hand and press it hard 2 to 3 times to form a ball.
- Dust a cutting board, place the dough ball on it, and press it out with your hands to about a 1 cm thickness.
- Cut 3 donut shapes out of the dough to start with.
- Roll up the remaining dough, spread it out again and cut 2 more donuts out of it.
- Rip the remaining dough into 10 pieces and roll them into small balls (It's like playing with clay).
- Put some frying oil in a wok, and fry the donuts in low-medium hot oil in 2 batches.
- Use a frying net to turn the donuts over and you can avoid damaging the surface.
- Drain off the oil well and they're ready.
pancake mix, butter, egg, sugar, flour
Taken from cookpad.com/us/recipes/147873-old-fashioned-donuts-made-with-pancake-mix (may not work)