Have you ever made doughnuts from refrigerator biscuits ? They are amazing topped with cinnamon and sugar !
I use these Grands biscuits from Pillsbury ..
After you split them cut a hole in the center.. I used my cookie scoop :)
Mix up about 1/2 cup of sugar and a couple tsp. of cinnamon..
Heat your oil...I use canola oil..I only use about 1 inch of oil in a small saucepan to fry them .. it only takes a couple minutes each side .. Don't let them get too brown..
Turn over when you can see the sides getting a little brown, drain on paper towels then dredge in the sugar cinnamon mixture..Fry up the holes you cut out too.. They are fabulous :)
Your kids will LOVE these ! We have also sprinkled them with powdered sugar , or you could make a glaze or a chocolate glaze..
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Good morning Priscillanni used to make those when I was a kid a lot!nni have one memory of making them outside on a camp stove while we were camping with a bunch of people. They were a huge hit!! May need to make some soon!!!
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Ah, that takes me back :-) My mom used to make those when I was little. My husband's never tried them so I may have to make him some. Thanks for the step by step tutorial :-)
ReplyDeleteI must say, Priscilla, your house is always fun! xo
ReplyDeleteOh, my--those look dangerous! I imagine not being able to stop eating them if I ever started :)
ReplyDeletePriscilla - thx for reminding me of this. We used to make them for our kids all the time. Well, Grandchildren would love them too, right?
ReplyDeleteThey look so yummy. I'll have to make some for my DH.
ReplyDeleteSuch a simple idea and boy do they look delicious!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove Linda O xxxx
yum! I used to make this when I found the house overrun with kids. I'm making this post my Pick of the Week for SYC. Unpretentious fun. So glad I visited! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWell after seeing your fantastic cookie posts last month if you say this works I will trust you! :)
ReplyDeleteYummy treat! I remember doing this growing up, but forgot all about them. I will be trying them again. Thanks for the memory and for sharing with SYC.
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Jann
I can only imagine how many cans I would go through....maybe I should buy stock in Pillsbury first, then start making them!
ReplyDeleteMade these tonite ~ oh....my....goodness......
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