A FOOD guru has shared her air fryer doughnut recipe that delivers on taste but is healthier than what you’ll find in the shops.
TikTok user Jazz Leaf, who shares healthier, alternative dishes on her account, said you can whip up the sweet treat in no time at all.
Jazz, who runs a TikTok page under the name @jazz_leaf, told her 118,300 followers: “Next time you’re craving doughnuts, try these healthy, air fried, doughnut holes.”
She then demonstrated the step-by-step recipe, as she continued: “You’ll just mix all purpose flour (one cup) with baking powder (1 and a half teaspoons) and salt (half a teaspoon).
“I like putting it through a sieve to make it nice and smooth.
“Add any thick, plain yoghurt (¾ of a cup) – dairy free also works – and a little bit of vanilla (one teaspoon).
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“Knead it with your hands until it forms into a ball.
“Cut it into equal parts and then roll them into balls.”
Once the balls were formed, Jazz sprayed the air fryer with some avocado oil and added the dough into the pan.
She then set the air fryer to 350 degrees for nine minutes, as she started working on the glaze.
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Jazz went on to say: “For the glaze, just mix powdered monk fruit (two tablespoon) with plant-based milk (two teaspoons).”
She then got the doughnuts out of the air fryer and encouraged her followers to “dunk those babies in.”
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Alternatively, Jazz said that they can also be baked in the oven.
She wrote: “I would try 400 for 12-15 minutes.”
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