Semi-Homemade Sprinkled Donuts

I LOVE donuts, I mean who doesn't? Well when planning Britts baby sprinkle I looked on Pinterest, other blogs, and websites for ideas. A lot of them had a few of the same ideas. My favorite was the sprinkled donuts. (Of course) so I knew that was one thing I had to do.  

Our family has always made semi-homemade donuts using biscuits and sugar. So I decided to go that route. And if you want to make some here's what you'll need.  

-canned biscuits (2 or more cans depending on what you're needing) 

-a tub of icing (we used white) 

-sprinkles

-vegetable oil

 

1. You take out the biscuits from the can and punch a hole out in the middle of each on. A bottle cap works great for this step. 

2. Heat your oil in a frying pan to medium heat. 

3. Then fry your donuts (and donut holes) to golden brown. 

4. When they are done lay them on a plate that has a paper towel over it to soak up the dripping oil. 

5. Next, heat your icing (In the microwave) so it's a little runny. Start out on 15-20 seconds. But don't heat too long or it can make it taste funny. 

6. Then drizzle the icing over the donuts and sprinkle on as many sprinkles as you want! 

 

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When my icing completely dried I put them in small treat bags. I added a "thank you" note and set them out for guests to take as they left. 

 

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If you wanna make the sugar version of these donuts, start out the same way. After you fry them let them cool on the plate for just a few seconds and then throw them into a bag of sugar. Shake the donut around in the bag until it is lightly covered in sugar. Then set it on a plate. And repeat that until you have all the biscuits made. It's simple, yummy, and you should try it! xo, Sky