easy donuts from white bread 2 different ways

Name: EASY donuts from white bread 2 different ways
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 2 - eggs; 1/2 cup(s) milk (any kind will work); 1/2 teaspoon(s) vanilla; 6 - slices white bread (or day old bread); 1/4 cup(s) sugar; - oil for deep frying; - cinnamon sugar mixture to sprinkle on top; - preserves of your choice (if you want a stuffed donut); - powdered sugar to coat donuts

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Deb Crane

Eagle, WI

Updated on Dec 10, 2011

A long, long time ago, my home economics teacher showed us how to make super easy donuts from regular white sandwich bread. These donuts are done as fast as pouring a bowl of cereal! Kind of like french toast, but you deep fry these wonderful puffs of yummy! I had always made them with cinnamon sugar shaken on top. Then I found a recipe on the internet that "stuffs" 2 slices with jam and then batter them. WOW! YUM-O!

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Ingredients

2 - eggs
1/2 cup milk (any kind will work)
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
6 - slices white bread (or day old bread)
1/4 cup sugar
- oil for deep frying
- cinnamon sugar mixture to sprinkle on top
- preserves of your choice (if you want a stuffed donut)
- powdered sugar to coat donuts

How To Make easy donuts from white bread 2 different ways

Step 1

Heat vegetable oil in a pan, deep enough to cover half the donut. Check if oil is hot enough, flick one drop of water into pan. When it starts singing, it is hot enough to deep fry.

Step 2

Beat eggs, milk, vanilla and sugar in a bowl. Set aside. Cut crusts off of the bread and cut into 4 triangles for each slice.
Step 3

If you want stuffed donuts: Spread a small amount of preserves on one half of bread and top it with another slice.
Step 4

Soak the bread triangles covering both sides and edges well. Fry the egg-soaked bread until golden on both sides.
Step 5

For regular donuts, move to cooling rack and shake cinnamon sugar on both sides. For stuffed donuts, remove to cooling rack and let cool for a little bit. Shake them in a ziplock with powdered sugar to coat.
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