Just Delicious!
This is another one of my quick doughnut recipes when I want something sweet to eat in a hurry.
I decided to take these German Chocolate Doughnut to another level by using bacon, pecans and maple syrup.
After mixing the batter add it to a freezer bag and create a mock pastry bag. Cut the tip of the bag off and pipe dough in a circle into doughnut mold.
Use the back of a teaspoon to flatten dough out after piping. Tap pan on counter to release air bubbles.
After doughnuts are finished baking allow to cool five minutes in pan, move to a cooling rack and dip in glaze, then sprinkle chopped bacon and pecans on top. Allow to dry about 5 minutes.
These doughnuts are not only visual pleasing they taste awesome.
Come on and bite me, you know you want to.
1/2 stick melted butter
1 c. water
Glaze:
Oooh, these sound amazing! I haven’t seen the maple/bacon combo with chocolate doughnuts before, which is just ridiculous because I bet it’s fantastic! 😀
Hello Allison,
They are so good, it taste like breakfast. It’s like eating chocolate pancakes with bacon all in one.
Lisa
These look insanely good!
Thank you Justin.
these look awesome.do you think mini bundt pans would work also? thanks:)
Hello Valerie,
Yes I have made these in mini bundt pans and they are so good. I like the mini pans and I glaze them like 3 times. Allowing the glaze to dry about 5 minutes after each glazing so it doesn’t drip off.
Lisa
okay thanks much !
No problem. Enjoy
The text of this recipe doesn’t match the ingredients. Also, there is no instruction on how to make the glaze. I wanted to make these for my husbands birthday, but the glaze is too watery to stick on the donuts (and this is after realizing that the cream does not go in the glaze but in the donuts instead). Please fix?
Shawn the recipe is correct as written, the glaze was missing the confectioners sugar which will thicken your glaze, sorry I forgot to put that part. The cream does go into the glaze, not the doughnuts. I hope this helps.
These have all my favorite food groups – chocolate, maple syrup, pecans, bacon… YUMM! One question: your directions state: “In a large mixer, mix cake mix, jello, eggs, MELTED BUTTER, water and vanilla.” Your ingredients do not call for melted butter, but 1/3 c. vegetable oil is listed. Just wondering if oil is preferable to butter, or vice versa, or if it even matters?
Thanks for sharing!
I think when I made these doughnuts I ate most of them before I wrote the recipe and that is why I was so confused…lol…I used both butter and oil…lol I updated it….