Mix all ingredients by hand.
Heat oil in a pot to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Form balls out of the dough and fry until golden.
If detailed doughnut recipes with extensive rising time make your head spin, here is a super-simple, no-mixer, no-rise recipe that yields delicious doughnuts. These taste like the classic yeast doughnuts—even though yeast is not on the list.
Thanks to Chaya Sara Nussbaum for sharing!
Mix all ingredients by hand.
Heat oil in a pot to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
Form balls out of the dough and fry until golden.
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Yuuuuummmmmm I am
OH MY GOSH! INSANE! ABSOLUTLY DELICOUS!
I did change some things. ~Because, - ya know- who wants to stand and fry that many doughnut holes that early in the morning😯? --NOT ME😤!!
But WAHOO! WHAT A SUCCESS!
😊😊😊
Scrumptious!