Cake Maker : Cooking Game

doughnuts are a fun and tasty do-it-yourself and Master with our cake maker game

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The fluffy consistency of a donut is like biting into a cloud, and that sticky sweet glaze teamed with a slightly crisp exterior never ceases to amaze me.

There are many types of donuts with endless flavours and toppings. Yeasted donuts are the most popular, made from a lightly sweetened yeasted dough that is deep-fried. These donuts possess a tender exterior and a fluffy interior. Filled donuts are most commonly made from yeast as it produces an airy interior which makes room for the filling.

The doughnuts need time to form maximum puffiness and for the centers to cook through, which is why we cook them at a relatively low 325°. If you cook in oil that's too hot, the doughnuts will be too dark (read: tough and dry) by the time they're cooked through. While frying, watch your thermometer—if the oil temp starts to climb, turn it down to low for a little bit.

When deep-frying, the cooking oil reaches very high temperatures, which can start fires or cause burns. Before you roll up your sleeves to make doughnuts, review a few safety guidelines:

Have a kitchen fire extinguisher handy (and learn now to use it!) before you begin.

Avoid letting water come into contact with the hot oil -- the water will vaporize into steam, which can make the oil spatter and cause burns.

Never use water to put out a grease fire. Use a kitchen fire extinguisher, or cover the fire with a metal lid.

Always add oil to a cold fryer that is turned off or an unheated pan. Make sure any fryer or pan you use is dry and set away from sources of water.

Never leave the fryer or pan unattended when it is in use.

When finished frying, turn off and unplug the fryer (or remove the pan from the heat). Make sure the fryer or pan is completely cool before cleaning.

Once oil is completely cooled, pour it into a resealable container and discard it in the trash. Never pour it down the drain, as it can harden and clog pipes.

everything you need to know to make doughnuts at home, including classic recipes, safe and easy deep-frying techniques, tips for glazing and storing doughnuts, and an overview of ingredients and equipment you gonna find it in our cake maker game

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