Different rules for different donuts

It's essential to recognize that no two donuts are identical. A donut hole will cook optimally at a different temperature compared to a Mardi Gras beignet, and Hana Dreiling has provided some general advice on this matter.
For yeast-raised donuts, she suggests using a lower temperature from her previous recommendations, while cake donuts should be cooked at a higher temperature. The former tends to be lighter and airier, requiring more time to cook thoroughly, whereas the latter benefits from the increased heat to achieve a sufficiently (and deliciously) crisp exterior. However, there are exceptions to this rule. "Our distinctive taro donut recipe at Holey Grail calls for a specific temperature that falls in between, as it enhances the savory flavors of the taro while maintaining the donut's delicate texture. We strive for a uniquely very-crispy outer edge and a fluffy, light interior," Dreiling explained. So, keep these tips in mind when preparing your next batch of crullers or custard-filled Boston cream donuts.
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