This is why “winging it” with cooking is not always a good choice. I had no idea how long a doughnut hole would take to cook so I dropped it in the oil, went back to make more balls and voila! We like ‘em crispy around here…
Burnt doughnut hole
I did consider saving it until Christmas to put in someone’s stocking.
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Wow – now doesn’t that look delicious!
Reminds me of some of my own ‘cooking’. (I use that term loosely…heh…)
Awesome! At least you tried. Coal for Christmas stocking might be your calling (great idea). All is not lost, Jen, I just read that Dunkin Doughnuts is coming back to Colorado
Leave the doughnut holes to the experts. But can I order a small bag of coal?