Not exact matches
Admittedly, baked cake
doughnuts and fried
yeasted doughnuts are two very different beasts, and while there is certainly a time and a place for fabulous, hot - out - of - the - fryer raised
doughnuts, I'd counter that when it comes to actually
making homemade
doughnuts from scratch, particularly first thing in the morning, it's hard to beat a good baked cake
doughnut.
So although these scrumptious donuts aren't your typical «
doughnut»
made from
yeast dough and deep fried in a bunch of sizzling hot vegetable oil (yikes!
We're obsessed with quality and
making the best
doughnuts possible, and shipping our
yeast doughnuts just won't do them justice.
We
make handcrafted three types of
doughnuts daily:
yeast, cake and filled.
Cake
doughnuts made with a wetter batter will have an uncracked surface, though one still rougher than any
yeast doughnut.
The big advantage of a cake
doughnut is that the batter can come in all kinds of flavors, whereas
yeast doughnuts typically get most of their flavor from the glaze (except at Curiosity Doughnuts, where Talbot also makes a chocolate yeas
doughnuts typically get most of their flavor from the glaze (except at Curiosity
Doughnuts, where Talbot also makes a chocolate yeas
Doughnuts, where Talbot also
makes a chocolate
yeast dough).
Scott Levine, who
makes only cake
doughnuts at his shop Underwest Donuts in Manhattan, says he prefers them to
yeast because: «I see an opportunity to layer flavor into the cake each step of the way.
General Porpoise Really good
doughnuts (the
yeast variety,
made using French eggs) and really good coffee (from top roasters across the country) in a cute take - out space next to Bateau.
First, the basics: a
yeast doughnut, obviously, is
made with
yeasted dough, usually something similar to brioche.
At Cofax in Los Angeles, former Gjusta pastry chef Nicole Rucker
makes a simple honey - glazed
yeast doughnut sprinkled with sea salt.