The Best of Baked Donuts

We have to admit, we were a bit skeptical of the baked donut craze for awhile. How could anything replace the deliciousness of a soft, fried donut? While it make not be an exact replica, we have fallen in love with the ease and texture of a sweet, baked ring. Here are our favorites!

Glazed Pistachio Donuts

Chocolate Glazed Pistachio Donuts

Ground pistachios and whole wheat flour combined with almond extract make these baked donuts a treat to be reckoned with, and we haven’t even made it to the dark chocolate glaze yet. See the recipe.

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Turtle Donuts

Chocolate cake donuts, caramel glaze, and lots of nuts. Count us in! See the recipe.

The Best of Baked Donuts

Baked Churro Donuts with Chocolate Sauce

Without being weighed down with a heavy, oily pastry, try these baked donuts inspired by fried churros and sprinkled with cinnamon-sugar. See the recipe.

The Best of Baked Donuts

Babka Donuts

Babka dough is twisted, baked, doused in cinnamon-sugar, powdered sugar, and caramel sauce for a perfect take on the donut that will instantly remind you of the carnival. See the recipe.

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Mexican Chocolate Donuts

These might just replace our favorite brownies. Plus, they have awesome spice. See the recipe.

The Best of Baked Donuts

Twinkie Donuts

Soft, baked donuts are filled in the center, until almost bursting, with a creamy swiss meringue. They will remind you of the iconic Hostess snack, only ten times better. See the recipe.

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Gluten-Free Blueberry Donuts

Made with a blend of gluten-free flours, baked blueberry donuts with cinnamon are beautifully dressed up with glaze and blueberry “sprinkles”. See the recipe.

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Peanut Butter and Jelly Donuts

Your favorite childhood sandwich just met a donut. We’re never looking back. See the recipe.

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Chocolate Amaretto Donuts

A nutty, espresso donut that has us swooning. It is perfect with a morning cup of coffee. See the recipe.

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  1. The Turtle Donuts sound fantastic to me. Since I don’t have a Donut Pan, I was thinking I could make “Turtle Bars” ie: Maple Bars or a cake. Any suggestions about baking times? Bars would be a little larger, maybe 1/3rd more time? Cake, maybe same as baking a regular cake in the same size pan?

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