add egg replacer + water (mixed together before adding), rice milk, oil, and vanilla, mix vigorously until well blended.
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pour batter into a doughnut pan (i'm sure the mixture can somehow be rolled out if you don't have a doughnut pan -- i'm sure a muffin pan might do too).
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put in oven and bake for 8-10 minutes or until done.
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dip into a mixed sugar glaze (powdered sugar and water) or roll in a bag filled with cinnamon and sugar.
These were great. I reduced the rice milk by about 1/4c to make it a soft dough and cut them out and deep fryed them. I used the middle cutouts to check the oil was at the right temp to cook all the way through without burning. After draining I shook them in a bag of sugar cinnamon mixture.
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I have been looking for a healtier answer to doughnuts. I had made almond milk a few hours ago and this is what I used for allof the liquid. I cut an inch of vanilla bean and added one quarter teaspoon almond extract. I put everythingm except the flour in my Vita-Mix Blender to mix, Then, I poured it into a bowl to add one and half cups of flour and a half cup of the almond pulp leftover from making alond milk. I used a cupcake pan with liners to bake. When the cupcake-doughnuts were cool I threw them in a bad with powdered sugar and shook the bag to coat. They were a definite hit with my husband and son.
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