Italian Doughnuts
Show: Everyday ItalianEpisode: Italian Fast Food
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By Cook Challenged
Woodbridge
on June 20, 2011
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The cinnamon sugar donuts were a hit! I didn't have the cut outs so I just rolled them into mini doughnut balls and enjoyed them at movie night with the hubby. Thanks Giada for making it easy for the cooking challenged person. (smile
By rufus_red_12010920
brooklyn, 72
on July 24, 2009
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I used Trader Joe's prepared whole wheat pizza dough, I rolled it out to a 1/2 inch and it worked. I used mostly canola, corn, safflower and olive oil. I didn't want to use all of my olive oil but I'm going to save the oil and I will use it again in a couple of days. They were delicious. I didn't bother with the confectioners sugar and chocolate glaze but that will be for next time. I kind of burned myself dropping the holes in. I plan to transport them tomorrow, I noticed by other reviewers that they don't keep well so I suppose I will try them in the morning to see how they held up overnight.
By babygirlaundrea...
Southfield, MI
on June 22, 2009
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i made these today
i didnt have any pizza dough so i made my own
by following another recipe for doughnuts.
After i cooked them they seemed pretty good. But i did notice that the center wasnt cooked, but most likely that was my fault..but like another reviewer said after they cool and you want seconds they are extremly too tough. They sure wasnt like any reg, doughnuts not light and ect. The cinnamon-sugar did compliment the doughnuts not lie.. i might give this another go with some pre-made pizza dough and see how that turns out.
By nzanchuck_11474546
Glen Mills, PA
on June 04, 2009
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I made my own pizza dough using a recipe on Fleishman's website. Let it rise the hour using quick active yeast, then I rolled them out and cut them with a glass and then used a melon baller to make the hole in the center. At first I rolled them too thin and they were not very good to handle, then I just kneeded the dough again and rolled them out thicker and they were just great at that point. The frying was easy and I used Crisco. My husband di d the frying part and the cinnamon & sugar part, and I cut them and put them in the shortening. They were so yummy. We can't wait to try them with the chocolate and espresso bean topping and the almonds too. Another great recipe from Giada!
By myra_wooderson_...
Lee's Summi...
on October 30, 2008
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If you don't like pizza dough try canned biscuit dough. They make great fried doughnuts everytime.
By phleb24_9480450
Lancaster, NY
on September 22, 2008
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Easy to make and tasty, but....extremely chewy and they get more so the next day.
By lynch1023_10112200
Jonesboro, GA
on March 29, 2008
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Giadas donuts are the best cinnamon donuts ever. The cinnamon sugarpowder compliments the home- made donuts perfectly.They are indescrible!!!!DELISIOS!!!!!
By Hungrymami
NY
on March 24, 2008
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I never knew you could make doughnuts out of pizza dough! That was a lot of fun and easy. Be careful not to make your dough rounds too thick or it will NOT come out light and airy as its supposed to. You must eat them right away as leaving them sitting for a few hours makes them harden up and not tasty.
By leahndegwa_10020309
jamaica, NY
on March 16, 2008
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They came out pretty good, I like the idea of prepared pizza dough, it makes if far much quicker. Thanks for the recipe.
By makaylaemolina_...
Cenntennial,, CO
on March 06, 2008
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Amazing.