Name: Cashew Sugared Donut Holes
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 40 min
Ingredients: 1 all-purpose flour; 1/2 cup whole wheat pastry flour; 1 teaspoon baking powder; 1 teaspoon baking soda; 1/3 cup coconut sugar; 1/2 teaspoon salt; 1 egg substitute (- of your choice); 1/2 cup dairy-free milk ( such as cashew or almond milk); 2 tablespoons dairy-free butter (- melted); Coconut Oil (- for deep-fat frying); 1/4 cup dairy-free butter (- melted, for rolling - not to go in the crumb mixture); 1/2 cup cashews; 2 tablespoons coconut sugar; 2 tablespoons brown sugar

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Cashew Sugared Donut Holes are an original. Little round deep fried donuts are rolled in a coconut maple flavor mixture with finely ground cashews.

Cashew Sugared Donut Holes are five deep in a mini white bowl. Crumbly cashew sugar is all over these little bites and the are also sitting on a bamboo mat.

There is something that is very enticing about a little round donut. I mean you can pop one in your mount all at once. Nice and neat and clean and delicious.

Donuts are pretty well accepted as a weekend treat. It's a family affair. When we were kids mom would make us donuts - just once in a while. Sort of like pancakes.

A sweet indulgence that put a smile on everyone's face.

If you haven't made donut holes before, this would be a great recipe for your first attempt. Even if they are just for you. Cashew sugared donut holes freeze well so you can save the extras for a later time.

Cashew Sugared Donut Holes are an original. Little round deep fried donuts are rolled in a coconut maple flavor mixture.

Is it Donut or Doughnut?

One thing we know is how Dunkin' Donuts thinks it's spelled.
I may be showing my age but when I was growing up it was Winchell's Donuts or neighborhood donut shops. I think Dunkin Donuts was only on the east coast.
If you look up information on the word donut on the internet it switches automatically to doughnut.
It turns out doughtnut is the original spelling and it was shortened in America for certain instances. Such as for the 1939 World's Fair and by Dunkin Donuts in the 40's.
Not that it wasn't misspelled a couple of times before that but now it can be spelled either way.

If you have a deep fryer then you can absolutely use it instead of a frying pan. Heat enough oil to cover the little donut holes and then carefully drop in about 4 holes at a time.

You don't want to overcrowd or cool the oil so a few at a time works great. Then set on a plate that has a couple of paper towels on it so that the extra oil can drain off the donuts.

Also, have you ever have a donut that you didn't like? Me either. Let's make some!

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