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Question: I about to order this donut maker but the person who i buying it from doesn't have the booklet. Where can i get a step by step on how to use it right?
Document: I love this!! You know when you are craving a donut but don't want to go out and get just one? Or maybe you can't just eat one?? A donut out goes right on my hips! With all the excellent ratings and recipes on this one I bought it. It has been excellent. Easy to use. Easy to clean. Donuts are large enough for us. Plus you can alter what you put in your batter and what to put on top.
We received this as a gift this Christmas and have tried it out on a few batches. It worked very well right out of the box and the default recipe worked for us. We did not expect the donuts to taste like those you get at a donut shop, but they were still tasted fine. A great topping instead of a glaze is to just combine sugar and cinnamon together and as soon as the donuts come out of the maker roll them in the sugar/cinnamon mix.
The first time I tried making donuts in my donut maker, I prepared one of the recipes included in the instruction booklet. To my disappointment, the donuts were not very good. So, I decided to find myself an alternative. The easiest choice I found was to use boxed cake mix for my donut batter. The good thing about the boxed cake mix is that a standard box of it can make between 25-30 donuts, and you can have almost any variety imaginable!
Bought this based on the reviews (was planning on buying 2 Norpro donut pans, but the cost of this was less). Used the Gluten free Pantry Muffin and Scone mix to start. From start to finish it took less than 30 minutes for the first batch ( 8 minutes per batch is best to get a crispy golden brown crust). One box of mix made a total of 17 donuts.
The electric donut maker works as it should and is a fun product. Easy as can be - just heat it up, pour in the batter, close, and cook for 6 minutes. The directions say to spray with cooking spray, but I forgot a couple times and the doughnuts still come right out without sticking. It also cleans up nicely, and the donuts come out great.However - the recipe that comes with the maker is... not great.
I tried this Sunbeam Donut Maker for the first time yesterday. It heated up quickly and the donuts were done in about 7 minutes. They were somewhat different from fried donuts. We put powdered sugar on them and they were very pleasant to eat. This machine is great if you want to stay away from fried foods as we do. The machine arrived very quickly and was packaged perfectly. We are all very pleased with this order.
I purchased this donut maker a few months ago. It's certainly easy enough to operate but it would be great to have more recipes specifically for this donut maker. You get a few in the pamphlet with the machine, but it would be most helpful to have more or perhaps a link to more recipes. The clean up is very easy. Very much a solid unit. Would be great fun for kids with supervision of course.
I bought the nostaglia donut maker for my girls for christmas. The donuts were so tiny and they burned the bottom and the tops were still a little light and doughy. I was not impressed. I looked up reviews on the sunbeam and Bella Cucina and was going to get the Bella Cucina but ended up with the Sumbeam. So I did a cook off with the Sunbeam and Nostalgia. The Nostalgia still burned the doughnuts by the time they were not doughy.
I bought this doughnut maker for my daughter's birthday party. She loves doughnuts and I needed an excuse to buy it!First of all, if you're looking for fried doughnuts, you're buying the wrong product. This machine makes BAKED doughnuts. I did consider buying doughnut pans (similar to cupcake pans), but after reading reviews about the pans I was worried about the doughnuts not having the same &#34;doneness&#34; on both sides.
So, this donut maker seems to be pretty forgiving. I don't have kids, but I think it would be a good choice for kids. The outside of it (yellow part) only gets warm, although the black cooking surfaces get real hot. My husband and I both think it is wonderful to have fresh, warm donuts with our morning coffee, and I gotta tell ya this is the most fun I have had with a new kitchen toy since my first Easy-bake oven!
Answer: Plug it in...you get about 40 donuts from a regular box of cake mix...i use the kind which ask for vegetable oil because they stay moist longer. Add 1 teaspoon baking powder to the regular cake mix recipe and they should turn out fine. Green light comes on when they are done but i give them a little extra time...only takes a few minutes and they are done. Good Baking!