Cherry Bakewell Dinky Donuts…

Some recommended items from our kitchen to make this dish…

  • A donut machine is our preferred way to make these however you can bake them in the oven with a silicone mould if you prefer.
  • Silicone whisks in varying sizes, much prefer silicone to metal as it rusts.
  • Double sided dry and liquid measuring spoons for times when you need to measure both liquid and dry ingredients.
  • Mixing bowls are always wanted in this household and these stackable ones save so much space in our cupboards.

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** DISCLAIMER: BAKING POWDER IS SYNNED AT 0.5 SYN PER TEASPOON, I PERSONALLY DO NOT SYN THE AMOUNT I USE IN THIS RECIPE BUT TO PROTECT YOUR OWN WEIGHT LOSS DO WHAT IS BEST FOR YOU.

Cherry Bakewell Dinky Donuts

  • 45g oatbran – HexB or 7.5 syns
  • ½ tablespoon sweetener
  • ¼ teaspoon baking powder**
  • 1 egg
  • 25ml whole milk – Part HexA or 1.5 syns
  • 1 teaspoon almond extract

For the topping:

  1. Preheat your donut machine (or follow any instructions your machine provides).
  2. Add the dry ingredients to a bowl and give a quick mix.
  3. In another bowl whisk the egg and almond until pale and fluffy, add the milk and give a quick mix.
  4. Stir the egg mixture into the dry ingredients until well combined.
  5. Leave to soak for a few minutes.
  6. Once the donut machine is heated add a few spoonfuls into each cavity and cook for 4-5 minutes (you may need to experiment here or follow instructions from your machine as they will all vary).
  7. Keep cooking your batter in batches being sure not to over fill to prevent leaking out the sides and wasted mixture.
  8. Slightly warm the jam with a little water so its runnier, goes further and easier to dip.
  9. As you take the donuts out the machine quickly dip them into the ground almonds so it sticks while they are still hot.
  10. Dip into the jam and serve alongside some speed fruits or enjoy as a pudding or even along side a cuppa.

Alternatively you can use a silicone donut mould and bake in the oven at 180 fan for around 20-25 minutes, you may need to keep an eye as this is just an estimate time as I have only ever done them in a machine.