Ingredients
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2
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1
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1 1/4
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1
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2
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Directions
African Donuts, This recipe is well known and loved by most african countries (West, Central and part of East Africa) It can be used at breakfast with honey or your favorites fruit preserves or at Dinner with red beans and diced beef , I’m thirteen, and i found this recipe very easy it involves less cleaning up that all my other experiments, and the results were delicious 😀 i was a little freaked out spooning the mix into the oil because the shapes were all distorted and weird (unlike my friend’s mom, who’s donuts are perfect) and i was sure i had done something wrong, but even though in the end they looked like mutated potatoes (xD) they tasted great hoped this review made you more sure about this fanastic recipe! Peace :), I was a little nervous trying this recipe Nothing to be nervous about This was really quite easy, good texture & flavor I will definitely make these again Thanks for posting Made for PAC, fall 2008
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Steps
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Warm the Water Up to 80 Deg. (about 2 Minute and a Half in the Microwave). |
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Take About 2 Ounces of That Water and Put in a Small Cup or Plastic Bowl. |
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Let the Rest of the Water Stand Aside. |
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Pour the Yeast in the 2 Oz Warm Water and Mix Slowly With 1 Teaspoon of Sugar. |
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Cover and Let Stand. |
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in a Large Deep Bowl That Has a Cover, Mix the Flour, Sugar and Pinch of Salt. |
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Make a Hole in the Mix and Pour in the Risen Yeast. Take a Whisk (we Use Our Fingers in Africa) and Mix Until Blended. Do not Use an Electric Whisk. |
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Check That the Remaining Water Previously Put Aside Is Still Warm; If not, Re-Warm It For About 30 Seconds. |
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Pour in the Water Bit by Bit, Mixing Vigourously Each Time, Until You Obtain a Paste With a Consistency Just Before That of a Cake Mix. Stop Pouring the Water and Discard the Rest, If Any. |
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Mix Again For About 5 Minutes. Close the Bowl and Put in the Oven For About 2 and a Half Hours. |
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After That Time, You Can See That the Paste Had Risen For About 2 or 3 Times What It Was Before, So Choose the Bowl Wisely. |
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Pour the Vegetale Oil ( About 30 Oz.) in a Deep Sauce Pan. the Sauce Pan Has to Be Small and Deep Enough So That the Oil Fills It at Least to the Middle. |
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Heat the Oil Until Very Hot. Put the Heat Down to Medium, Wait 1 Minute. |
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Mix the Paste a Bit to Bring It Down and Start Putting the Paste in the Oil Using a Tablespoon, One at the Time, Until There Is No More Space Left in the Pan. in Africa, Again, We Use Our Fingers For This Part, Dipping It in Water Now and Then So That It Won't Stick. |
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Remember to Dip the Tablespoon in Water Now and Then So That the Paste Won't Stick to It. |
