Has anyone ever used the Dazey Donut Factory or a product very similar
to it? I have something very similar to it and when I tried to make
donuts, they didn't come out right. I followed the instructions and
even tried doing it my own way and nothing worked. The top of the
donut won't cook properly (though still edible). I tried flipping the
donut over but that didn't really help too much.

Am I doing something wrong or does this product just not work
correctly?


Also, would someone happen to have a donut recipe I could use in this
thing that doesn't require using 1/4 cup of oil or more? If I wanted
greasy donuts I'd cook them in the deep fryer, LOL.

>Also, would someone happen to have a donut recipe I could use in this
>thing that doesn't require using 1/4 cup of oil or more? If I wanted
>greasy donuts I'd cook them in the deep fryer, LOL.

Doughnuts are supposed to be fried. If it's not fried it's not a doughnut.

>(DJS0302) writes:
>
>>sumgai says:
>>Also, would someone happen to have a donut recipe I could use in this
>>thing that doesn't require using 1/4 cup of oil or more? If I wanted
>>greasy donuts I'd cook them in the deep fryer, LOL.
>
>Doughnuts are supposed to be fried. If it's not fried it's not a doughnut.

Not true... there are thousands of recipes for baked donuts.

http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-...ecipes,FF.html


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"DJS0302" contributed:

> Doughnuts are supposed to be fried. If it's not fried it's not a
doughnut.

And if they're greasy, you're fat isn't hot enough.

On 23 Jun 2004 20:41:24 GMT, (PENMART01) wrote:

>>Doughnuts are supposed to be fried. If it's not fried it's not a doughnut.
>
>Not true... there are thousands of recipes for baked donuts.

Mr Expert, you can make whatever you want but the baked version isn't
the REAL thing...



best,

Jiminy

>Jiminy Nopecker dunks:

>>(PENMART01) wrote:
>>
Some Moroon blurts:
>>>Doughnuts are supposed to be fried. If it's not fried it's not a doughnut.
>>
>>Not true... there are thousands of recipes for baked donuts.
>
>Know-Nothing Kitchen Imbecile blurts: the baked version isn't the REAL
thing...

You're half baked... and still you're a REAL piece of dumb shit.


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On 24 Jun 2004 14:55:09 GMT, (PENMART01) wrote:

>>Jiminy Nopecker dunks:

>>Know-Nothing Kitchen Imbecile blurts: the baked version isn't the REAL
>thing...

Jiminy (Webpecker) called you just "Mr Expert"...

why you define yourself "Know-Nothing Kitchen Imbecile"???

yoa're also a masochist?



best,

Jiminy

In article >,
(Mike) wrote:

> Has anyone ever used the Dazey Donut Factory or a product very similar
> to it? I have something very similar to it and when I tried to make
> donuts, they didn't come out right. I followed the instructions and
> even tried doing it my own way and nothing worked. The top of the
> donut won't cook properly (though still edible). I tried flipping the
> donut over but that didn't really help too much.

Is this a used device you picked up? I have one I bought at a flea
market several years ago; I've only used it a couple of times, but it
worked fine each time. Perhaps the heating element is faulty? How long
are you baking the donuts?


> Also, would someone happen to have a donut recipe I could use in this
> thing that doesn't require using 1/4 cup of oil or more? If I wanted
> greasy donuts I'd cook them in the deep fryer, LOL.

I haven't tried this myself, but I've read that any sort of cake batter
should work.
Have you tried the applesauce-for-oil substitution for part of the oil?

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