Donuts. Who doesn't love donuts? I LOVE donuts. Good donuts though. I mean c'mon they are sooooo good! Have you ever tried your hand at homemade donuts? You can now, as I have a recipe to share with you that not only makes one heck-of-a donut but they are also baked. Which means more you can eat. Baked = healthier, right? Right! Pair it up with a nice mug of coffee and oh my yum.
These happen to be french vanilla flavored donuts. That also happens to be a french vanilla glaze on top of them as well. And yes, that happens to be blue sugar sprinkled on top because well . . . I thought it looked pretty. Sound good? Oh and did I mention they are mini too, so I am pretty sure that means you could eat even more! ;)
Know what else I LOVE? Target. I was there the other day, needed some coffee creamer, and I spotted these bottles and I decided to take a look. The design drew me in as it's very modern and well, I AM a designer so these things do catch my eye. Come to find out that design star David Bromstad has partnered with Coffee-mate and Target, with limited edition bottle designs inspired by coffee and Coffee-mate. David Bromstad's designed bottles (French Vanilla and Hazelnut) will be available exclusively at Target stores nationwide.
Two different recipes. One BIG taste!
Glazed French Vanilla Baked Donuts
~Ingredients ~ For Donuts-
- 2 cups AP flour - sifted
- ¾ cup sugar
- 2 tsp. baking powder
- ½ tsp. salt
- 2 eggs (lightly beaten)
- ¾ cup Coffee-mate French Vanilla coffee creamer creamer
- 2 tbsp. unsalted butter, melted
- 1 tsp. vanilla extract
For French Vanilla Glaze-
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- ½ tsp. vanilla extract
- 3 tbsp. Coffee-mate French Vanilla coffee creamer creamer
Glazed Hazelnut Baked Donuts
~Ingredients ~ For Donuts- same as above
For Hazelnut Glaze-
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 3 tbsp. Coffee-mate Hazelnut coffee creamer creamer
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Spray donut pan with non-stick cooking spray
- In medium bowl, sift together flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Add in coffee creamer, eggs, vanilla extract (for vanilla donuts) and butter - beat until combined.
- Place batter into piping bag and fill doughnut pans, fill about ½ the way.
- Bake for 5-7 minutes or until top springs back when touched. (truth: I baked these in my oven for ONLY 4 minutes - just check them & plan on low end depending on your oven)
- Let donuts cool at least 5 minutes before glazing.
- To make glaze- In small bowl, whisk together creamer and powdered sugar. Add vanilla extract (for vanilla donuts) and whisk until smooth. TIP: Mix in more creamer if glaze is too thick, if it gets too watery add additional powdered sugar. Use immediately.
- Dip donuts in glaze and place on a wired rack. Let glaze dry.
- For additional 'color' glaze, just make an extra batch of glaze but add in food color to achieve the color you wish & drizzle over glazed donuts!
- ENJOY the delicious-ness!
Which flavor are you going to try? Just imagine, your favorite cup of coffee with Coffee-mate French Vanilla or Hazelnut coffee creamer in it plus these mini donuts! Breakfast is served!
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I don't really know! probably vanilla.
ReplyDeleteI love vanilla too - such a great flavor! =)
DeleteThose look amazing!! Probably vanilla ;)
ReplyDeletethanks so much - I'm yellin ya, you gotta make some, they are so GOOD! ;)
DeleteDelicious! How cute would those be at a Frozen party!
ReplyDeleteohhhhh what a great idea, I think I will share that idea if you don't mind! They would go perfect!
DeleteFrench vanilla. Always and only!
ReplyDeleteit IS a classic! And not to mention yummy ;)
DeleteFRENCH VANILLA
ReplyDeletemy fave too!
DeleteThese look delicious, Laura! Pinning!
ReplyDeletethanks so much Chris, I know you would love them!
DeleteFrench Vanilla!
ReplyDeletesuch a classic right!? ;)
DeleteFrench Vanilla and these looks so yummy!
ReplyDeletethanks so much! =)
Deletehazelnut :)
ReplyDeletehazelnut so gets me in the mood for fall! =)
DeleteI hate Hazelnut but OMG I LOVE the rest of the CoffeeMate flavors, especially pumpkin!
ReplyDeletethe great thing is this recipe will work with ANY of their flavors & yes pumpkin would be amazing too! ;)
DeleteNot only do these sound amazing - they look SO cute too!!!
ReplyDeletethanks so much - I appreciate that! =)
DeleteThe Hazelnut glazed ones look amazing! I will be trying this out myself some time!
ReplyDeletethanks - you must and let me tell you, the hazelnut ones tastes just like fall (well ya know, if we could taste fall right?) ;)
DeleteMmmmm, I feel like I can smell them through the computer. They look totally delish!
ReplyDeletetrust me - it's worth the small amount of time it takes to make these JUST for that SMELL! ;)
DeleteI dont drink coffee, but I love anything pumpkin!
ReplyDeletegirl, I'm telling you, these are soooo good and they are BAKED! ;) Try them with the pumpkin creamer - I bet they would be amazing! =)
DeleteLove caramel macchiato
ReplyDeleteoooohhh man - can you imagine how good those donuts would taste made with that flavor creamer? ;)
DeleteThey look so delish!!!! French Vanilla or pumpkin
ReplyDeleteI like hazelnut in my hot chocolate!
ReplyDeleteThese look SO delicious! I love hazelnut creamer best.
ReplyDeletehazelnut is my favorite
ReplyDeleteI love vanilla!
ReplyDeleteLaura! These look insane!! I can't wait to make these for my boys! I never think to use coffee creamer in anything but my coffee but it really has so many delicious uses!!
ReplyDeletei really loved the gingerbread one
ReplyDeleteMy favorite creamer flavor is Caramel Macchiato!
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