FILLED DONUT HOLES

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We have been making filled donut holes since I was a little girl. My grandchildren love to help making these wonderful bite size treats. We fill plain donut holes, cinnamon sugar coated, chocolate coated, powdered sugar and glazed donut holes with a large variety of fillings. This was a fun project for a sleep over activity, loads of fun! Play With Your Food! ox

Provided by Colleen Sowa @colleenlucky7

Categories     Other Desserts

Number Of Ingredients 15

DONUT HOLES
1 - 100 - home made, store bought or refrigerator biscuits
OPTIONAL FILLINGS:
- raspberry jam
- strawberry jam
- pineapple jam or topping
- butterscotch pudding cups
- chocolate pudding cups
- lemon pie filling or pudding
- custard or vanilla pudding
OPTIONAL COATINGS:
- powdered sugar
- powdered sugar glaze
- cinnamon sugar
- frosting

Steps:

  • If you are making your own donut holes: prepare using your favorite recipe and directions. When done frying donut holes, put on paper towel lined surface to absorb oil and to cool.
  • Pineapple topping, jelly or jam. (If it is chunky: add 1 TBS. clear corn syrup or honey and put in blender to remove chunks).
  • Peach jam: (if chunky: put in blender with 1 TBS. clear corn syrup or honey to remove chunks).
  • Strawberry, Raspberry, Blueberry jams, (put in blender with 1 TBS. clear corn syrup or honey in remove chunks).
  • Put a couple Tablespoons of filling into a squeeze bottle. (can use pastry bag and tips, cookie press with tips).
  • Holding a donut hole, press the tip of the squeeze bottle into the donut hole. Squeeze the bottle to put filling into donut hole. Repeat until you want to change filling flavor.
  • Pineapple.
  • Peach.
  • Raspberry.
  • Strawberry.
  • Glazed.
  • Glazed Raspberry.
  • Powdered Sugar.
  • Powdered Sugar Raspberry.

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