OLD FASHIONED SOUR CREAM CAKE DONUTS #donuts #cakes #desserts #sugar #pumpkin

These Old Fashioned Sour Cream Cake Donuts are UNREAL. Stunning. Within is delicate, delicate and cakey; and the outside is fresh with an exemplary sweet coat. Much the same as the benevolent you get at the doughnut shop!

What's more, they weren't that troublesome! They are simpler to blend than cake. They invest a little energy in the fridge and after that you cut them out like treats. At that point they hang out somewhat longer in the icebox. At that point in less than 2 minutes, you have immaculate good old doughnuts! It's sort of hazardous since I realize that they are this simple.

In culinary school I figured out how to broil just 3 things: beignets, churros, and brioche doughnuts. All around the same time; all to shifting degrees of doneness. Beautiful.

At work the folks at stake discovered watching me fry stuff so humorous that I truly thought about offering tickets to the show. The first occasion when I singed Brussels grow leaves I damn close blacked out. Also, you could most likely hear their chuckling in the lounge area.

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Ingredients :

For the Donuts:

240 g Granulated sugar (1 ¼ cups)
36 g butter ( 2.5 tablespoons)
90 g egg yolks (about 5 large yolks)
380 g sour cream (1 ½ cups)
600 g pastry flour, All-Purpose flour is fine ( 4 ¾ cups)
15 g baking powder (1 tablespoon + ¾ teaspoon)
12 g kosher salt (1 tablespoon)
96 fl oz Oil for frying (I used canola)

For the Glaze:

100 g whole milk (100ML)
4 g kosher salt (1 teaspoon)
400 g powdered sugar (3 ¼ cups)

Instructions :

To Make the Donut Dough:

In a large bowl sift together the pastry flour and baking powder. Whisk in the salt to distribute. Set aside.
Line a large mixing bowl with plastic wrap and then spray the surface of the plastic wrap. Set aside.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat together the granulated sugar, butter, and yolks on high speed until the mixture lightens and the volume increases, about 2 minutes.
Stop the mixer and add the sour cream, then mix on medium until the mixture is smooth and homogenous.
With the stand mixer on low, gradually add the dry ingredients to the bowl a large spoonful at a time. Add the next spoonful when you only see a few large streaks of flour left in the bowl. Stop the mixer when the dry ingredients are fully incorporated. You want to do this as quickly as possible so that not too much gluten develops, which will make tunnels in your cake and it will be tough.
Transfer the dough to the plastic wrap lined bowl, spray the top of the dough with nonstick spray and then fold the edges of the plastic over the top to cover.
Refrigerate for 60 minutes. At this point the dough can be held in the fridge for up to 1 week.

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