Ingredients
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Wheat Flour – 1 ¼ cup
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Sugar – 2 tbsp
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Baking Powder – 1 tsp
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Salt – ¼ tsp
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Butter – 4 tbsp
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Milk – ⅓ cup
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Powdered Sugar – 1 cup
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Water – 3 tbsp
Recipe
Everyone likes doughnuts, but doughnut holes are very underrated! No matter how much you appreciate a beautiful pastry, the chances are that anything doughnut-adjacent will always have a special place in your heart. If you are of a similar disposition, you will enjoy this recipe for air fryer glazed doughnut holes that taste like a piece of heaven.
These air fryer doughnut holes are the kind of dessert that does not involve a lot of fuss. On the contrary, they require you to spend minimum time and effort on their preparation. These pastries will complement your morning coffee or afternoon tea wonderfully. Plus, they can make an indulgent on-the-go snack when dealing with daily chores.
Join us in celebration of this most universally appealing treat!
Steps
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Combine flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt in a bowl. |
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Slice cold butter into small pieces and cut it into the flour mixture. Add milk, and stir until the dough forms into a ball. |
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Transfer the dough onto a working surface sprinkled with flour and knead until it feels reasonably unyielding, about 30 seconds. Cut the dough into 14 equal pieces and form each into a ball. |
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Liberally coat the bottom of an air fryer basket with cooking spray. Place half of the dough balls inside with sufficient space around them. Spray the dough balls with cooking spray as well. |
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Cook at 350 °F until puffed and golden brown, about 10 minutes. Gently transfer the doughnut holes onto a wire rack. |
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Combine powdered sugar and water in a bowl and whisk until smooth. |
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Place the doughnut holes, one at a time, in the glaze and roll to coat. Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment to set. |
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Repeat with the remaining dough and glaze. |
Next time you are craving a comforting pastry, break out the air fryer and make doughnut holes instead of full doughnuts. Really, what more do you need?
