Baked Pumpkin Donuts
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These fluffy Baked Pumpkin Donuts are full of fall flavor! Ready in just about 30 minutes AND can be made in a muffin tin. The sweet pumpkin flavor is truly hard to resist!
Don’t forget to try some of my other favorite donut recipes! My favorites? Chocolate Cake Donuts, Apple Cider Donuts, Copycat Krispy Kreme Donuts!
Recipe Features
- Easy: While I do love a good fried donut, baking donuts is easier, and cleaner. Stacks of fresh baked soft donuts that are loaded with flavor without the hassle.
- Fall Flavor: These are loaded with pumpkin flavor. Perfect for chilly fall mornings or holidays!
- Easy to Change: You can bake these in a muffin tin, add frosting, or even freeze for later!
This is one of the very first recipes I posted on this site way back in 2012. To this day, it is one of my all-time favorites.
When pumpkin season hits, you’re going to want some seriously delicious recipes. These pumpkin spice donuts fall perfectly into that category. Brushed with melted butter and tossed with the perfect combination of cinnamon and sugar. They are perfection.
These donuts are simple to make and ready in just about 30 minutes. Pumpkin puree and a mix of spices gives you the perfect delicate flavor without overpowering your taste buds. Bonus? No mixer required!
Pumpkin Donut Ingredients:
These are delicious! Like, melt-in-your mouth pumpkin flavor with the sweet addition of a cinnamon and sugar coating. It took all of the willpower I had not to eat all 18 of these things as they came out of the oven. Here is what you need to get started:
- Baking Supplies: Flour, leavening agents like baking powder and baking soda, and fall spices.
- Sugar: I opted for white, or granulated, sugar. However, a brown sugar would work as well.
- Butter: Unsalted butter works best for baked goods. You can use salted, just omit the added salt called for in the dry ingredients.
- Egg: Egg works as a binder to the dough, holding everything together while also providing a touch of fat.
- Pumpkin: Purchase pumpkin puree, not pumpkin pie filling. This helps you keep control of the spices added and give you the perfect balance of flavor.
- Cinnamon and Sugar: A mix of cinnamon sugar as a topping is pure perfection.
How to Make Baked Pumpkin Donuts
Baked donuts are always a little more cake-like. A little more dense with a delicate crumb that is unbeatable.
- PREP: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Lightly mist a donut pan with baking spray and set aside for later.
- WHISK: Combine all of the dry ingredients into a small bowl and gently whisk together. Set aside for later.
- BATTER: Combine 1/2 cup of the sugar with 1/4 cup of soft butter into the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment. Mix on medium speed until the two have combined and are fluffy, about 2 minutes. Scrape the sides of the pan and add the egg, pumpkin, vanilla and milk. Fold in the dry ingredients.
- BAKE: Spoon, or pipe, the batter into the greased pans, filling each space half full. Bake for 12 to 15 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean. You’ll notice the donuts slightly begin to pull from the side of the pan.
- CINNAMON: While the donuts are baking, whisk together the remaining 1/2 cup sugar with the cinnamon. Brush the warm donuts with melted butter and roll in the cinnamon sugar mixture.
Helpful Tools
- Donut Pan: These can be made in either a donut pan (affiliate) or a muffin tin (affiliate).
- Piping Bags: Can you spoon the batter into the pan? Yes. But it is much easier to use a piping bag (affiliate). They are inexpensive and give you a perfect filled donut.
- Silicone Pastry Brush: A good pastry brush (affiliate) will make it super simple to get butter on every inch of the donut.
Recipe Notes:
Yes! No need to purchase special equipment to be able to enjoy this recipe. Make these in a muffin tin by filling each tin half full. Check at 12 minutes for doneness.
Yes! If you aren’t a fan of cinnamon and sugar, you can add a spiced frosting or glaze.
If properly stored, these donuts will last up to 2 days. After 2 days they will become slightly stale and less moist.
Keep these at room temperature inside a quality air tight container.
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Baked Pumpkin Donuts
Ingredients
- 1½ cups all-purpose flour
- 1½ teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup unsalted butter (softened)
- 1 large egg
- 1½ cups pumpkin puree
- 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons milk
- For the topping:
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 4 tablespoons butter (melted)
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Lightly mist your donut pan with non stick spray.
- Whisk together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt, and pumpkin pie spice in a small bowl. Set aside.
- Combine 1/2 cup sugar with the butter in the bowl of an electric mixer. Stir with the paddle attachment on low speed until fluffy. Scrape the sides of the pan and add the egg, pumpkin, vanilla, and milk.
- Fold in the dry ingredients.
- Spoon or pipe into your prepared pans filling each space 1/2 full. Bake 12-15 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.
- While the donuts are baking whisk together the remaining 1/2 cup sugar with the cinnamon.
- Brush each baked donut with melted butter and roll in the cinnamon sugar mixture.
Equipment
Nutrition
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Hi Jesseca, hope you enjoyed the holidays !! I wanted to make these little gems ever sense before Halloween and just did not get around to it. I am actually glad it worked out this way because, well, during the holidays everyone is so busy baking for everyone and his brother the same old request, which by the way, I love doing 🙂 but this year, I saved a couple of “new” ( to me anyway ) recipes to try. Waiting until yesterday to make these was the ticket. I got to sit back and thoroughly enjoy them (well, one anyway, and man was it hard not to eat two of them 🙂 Thank you for sharing. Happy New Year !!!
Wow! I actually came here for the donuts (Pinterest find) but the giveaway was a great surprise! I’d love a mixer for baking, of course, but also for mashed potatoes!
pizza dough. My family loves my homemade pizza
I think the first thing I would make is my chocolate chip cookie dough pie…followed soon after by just about everything else that is a dessert
I love baking, cooking, creating, etc…First thing I would make would be my Aunt Elvis’ pound cake. Best I’ve ever tasted!!
Oh My so many things… I really want to try these thou my son loves pumpkin so I’ve been hunting for some recipes
The first thing I would make with a Kitchen-Aid mixer would be home made pumpkin pancakes. My husband and I love everything fall and pumpkin and this would be a fantastic way to celebrate fall and the new mixer! 🙂
Phone tweeked but the first thing I’d make would be pumpkin spice cupcakes with cream cheese pumpkin frosting
I sent your recipe over to my daughter, she is the baker in the family, with a request for a couple. These look so good.
I have a large family and they love when I bake so I would make devil food cookie dough cheese cake.
How awesome to have come across your blog!! I’m going to try your pumpkin donuts recipe today possibly!! 🙂 I would most likely make cookies first and foremost…. probably chocolate chip cookies or pumpkin drop cookies or molasses cookies or oatmeal raisin cookies or…. 🙂 I had a kitchen aid mixer before, but it died and have been making our cookies the ‘old-fashioned’ way lately…. which isn’t nearly as fun!
What a great give away. I would first make the standard chocolate chip cookies, the only kind my family likes. Then i would make some fresh bread.
Love the festive recipe. I’m going to put it in the baking rotation!
My kids have been asking for all things pumpkin, so either another batch of these donuts or some bread.
The first thing I would make is my grandpa’s recipe for the Bloody Orange cake!
I would make some cake and buttercream frosting!! (such a pain with a handheld mixer)
if you made this without pumpkin, what would you sub? I don’t like pumpkin 🙁
You could try applesauce… I’m not sure if it will turn out or not. Let me know if you try it!
Italian Pudding Cake – takes about 30-45 minutes to beat the eggs. A great test for the mixer.
The first thing I would make would be tears of joy in the fact that I own a Kitchen Aid mixer (in aqua!)!! Then I would have fun coming up with new recipes and finding new recipes that my hubby would like!
I would make lots of cookies! Thanks for the awesome giveaway!
I have always wanted one of these!! I would make some delicious, melt in your mouth peppermint crescents…an old family recipe! Just thinking about them makes me want some…mmm
I just received a copy of my grandmother’s custard pie recipe. It was the last thing she made for me – she has since passed away. I would use the mixer to make this pie for the holidays.
I would make those pumpkin donut muffins too! Then pumpkin bread!
All the goodies my husband and kids want but I dread making because of the relic mixer my mom handed down to me! Time for a change..sorry mom!,
I would make those pumpkin donut muffins! In fact, I think I’m making them tomorrow!
Homemade marshmallows!!
Bread, bread… oh and did I mention bread? 😉
Lots and lots of cookies,
We make a lot of chocolate chip cookies with my 3 boys under 5!
The first thing I would make is my dad’s favorite german chocolate cake.
Thank you so much for the great recipe and chance to win.
I most certainly would whip and whip and whip up a batch of homemade divinity! I remember moving into a new (to us) home. Many things were left, two that gave us the most “squeal” of delight were #1 the stand mixer because we knew mom would be able to make us divinity. #2 was the pair of adjustable rollerskate with the key ! and this house had a real sidewalk that we could skate for a couple of blocks on!
Oh man…this looks SOOO yummy. I might just have to make these!
I would LOVE for you to link this up at my Ginger Jamboree Link Party!!
I would make fresh bread first.
Diana C
pumpkin muffins with cream cheese frosting
Pizza dough would be the 1st thing!
The baker in me would start with Pumpkin Rolls, and Pumpkin Muffins, and Pumpkin Bread, and Pumpkin Drops… Oh, the possibilities are endless… (I’ve been on a pumpkin kick!).
Baked Pumpkin Donuts, pies, cookies, every recipe i have 🙂
Hamburgers. Hamburgers? Yep, since you paid for the mixer I would spring on the attachment for grinding meat and make blue cheese burgers with buffalo sauce.
omg how cool. i guess I would be making cakes more often since i try to stay away from them now because they take a lot of prep time without an electric mixer.
cupcakes, cookies, apple pie, the list is endless! 🙂
I’m currently on a pumpkin kick so it would definitely be something with pumpkin. Because I’m gluten free I have to make my almost all of my baked goods myself so I do LOTS of baking. I am looking forward to attempting a gluten free version of these pumpkin donuts!
I’d make anything pumpkin! Pumpkin bread is one of my favorites, and pumpkin bars with cream cheese frosting!
I have been trying to get more into blogging — I’ve been trying to spend time putting my creative energy somewhere that can be fun and produce something wonderful and/or delicious. My boyfriends’ children get so excited when we have a special “project,” but unfortunately I don’t have a lot of materials to do all the things that I would like to do. A mixer would be phenomenal to make cookies, bread, cakes, and frosting… but the first thing I would make are these pumpkin donuts! They look delectable 🙂
Bread!
The first thing I would make would be a double (or maybe tripple!!!) batch of oatmeal raisin cookies! 🙂
First I would make these donuts! They look amazing!
First I would make my family some of their favorite oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, and then I would make some goat cheese and caramelized onion scones (for me, because I like savory more than sweet)!
My girls & would love it!!!
My girls & I would love it!!!
I love baking, esp. this time of year. Been craving pumpkin walnut bread, but these donuts look delicious! And then there’s the new pumpkin cheesecake recipe…………
these look amazing!!!!! im going to make them in my donut pan to make them a bit smaller and freeze some… is pumpkin puree the same s the canned pumpkin???
first thing i would make with the mixer would probably be bread
Lisa,
Pumpkin Puree is the same as canned pumpkin. :0)
Christmas baking!!
I would make pumpkin bread.
It would be wonderful for all of my Christmas baking!
I would definitely be making skin care products–lotion and body wash! I’ve tried before (and still have all the ingredients), but found that I needed a stand mixer to get the correct textures (guar gum is tricky!). And then I’d bust into the baking world, of course 😉
I would DEFINITELY make these Baked Pumpkin Donuts!!! :o)
Chocolate chip cookies!!
I make cookies for everyone for the holidays, having a Kitchen Aid would make the process so much faster. We also make our own pizzq every Friday, and makinf the dough with the mixer would be awesome!
If I had a kichenaid mixer I would be in pure heaven. I have Fibromialgia so it is getting harder and harder for me to bake things because I just don’t have the arm strength that I used to. Even using a hand held electric mixer has become a long and painful process. I am known for being the baker in my family, anytime anyone comes over my house I always have some kind of baked good ready to be enjoyed. My greatest fear is that I will unable to do that anymore. I am constantly finding great recipes and tweeking them to make them my own version, and it would hurt my heart if I was unable to be fall in love with a recipe ever again. But I know it’s coming soon.
I would make those baked pumpkin spice donuts!!! They look and sound AMAZING!!!
I would love this beautiful mixer! Family recipe for sugar cookies would definitely get made in it :).
I know from experience of borrowing a Kitchen Aid mixer, that it is NOT only for dessert type foods. I would love to have one to do my Polish Meatballs in. I just know the mixer will mix the ingredients so well together that I will NOT have to roll the meat mixture into balls so diligently!! Same would go for meatloaf!!!
I would mix dough for scones and bread. My co-workers would be impress.
I would probably make anything and everything you have on your site!!!
Bread, cake and a variation of the baked donuts!
I’m with everyone else… Where to start. I think I think these pumpkin donut muffins would be a great way to say thank you for choosing me. The best thing would be to be able to teach my daughter to bake better. She wants to start her own baking company (she’s 10). How wonderful it would be to get her started with a Kitchenaid!?! Thanks for considering me!
Everything!!! Bread, cookies, and these amazing sounding muffins;)
I would love, love, love, this for all of my holiday baking!! I BAKE ALL THE TIME! I single handedly make about 12 cakes, pies treats each Thanksgiving! I’d attempt bread making if i had this!
Those pumpkin doughnuts!!
My favorite color! I would make Christmas cookies to give out as gifts this year! I would also try the pumpkin donut muffins. I love fall baking!
I looovvveee to bake and this mixer would allow me to indulge more in my passion and feed and entertain my friends and coworkers! Definitely will be making these doughnuts!!!
I think I would make pumpkin chocolate chip cookies!
Peppermint infinity fudge! I’ve tried to make it 3 Christmases in a row, and burned out a hand mixer motor each time. My husband claims he used to successfully make it with a hand mixer all the time, but I think he just likes making a fool out of me once a year. Help me put an end to this mad, cruel ritual.
I would make my great grandmothers date loaf for my mom
Whipped cream to start! Then lots of holiday cookies
I would make the muffins that I just read about on your blog. I have donut lovers also but hate giving them fried food…good option. Thanks
If I won the KitchenAid stand mixer, I would make this flourless chocolate cake recipe that is soooo good but involves whipping 7 eggs!
Oh! I was making marshmallows just yesterday and thinking out amazing is would be to have a kitchen aid! My first task would be to make some peppermint marshmallows. yum!
My first recipe to try out this amazing mixer would be pumpkin sour cream coffee cake. Yum!! Thanks for the giveaway.
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This time of year something pumpkin would have to be first! What a help it would be for Thanksgiving!!
Those Pumpkin Doughnut Muffiins are first on my list
Yummy rolls for Thanksgiving dinner!
I’ve been trying a bunch of bread recipes lately and this mixer would be the biggest help!
If I win the mixer I would make yummy rolls for Thanksgiving dinner!
I would make pumpkin cinnamon rolls first, then lots of Christmas goodies for friends & family!
I would make cookies,bread,muffins,etc. Anything I could think of since it would be so much easier to bake!
Either pumpkin crisp or sweet dreams cookies .
OOhhh, I’ probably whip up some kind of fall flavoured cupcakes. maybe something with pumpkin and salted carmel.
I would make big batches of cookie dough! I love baking and decorating cookies around the holidays, but it would be nice to prepare the dough in advance and then bake and decorate later in the season!
If I won this kitchen aid mixer I would mix up all kinds of yummy goodness! I would make a chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream frosting. I love to bake cookies, cakes, breads, muffins and much much more. Chocolate cake makes everything better!! 🙂
Your pumpkin donuts! They look amazing!
I would make your pumpkin donuts! They look amazing! Then I would try to impress my husband with all my improved baking skills since I’d have a Kitchen Aid. 🙂
-Kelli
I would make my lemon pound cake for the holidays. I’m trying the donuts today:)
The many recipes I have found on your website!
probably these muffins!
Simply…I would bake fun! My three year old LOVES baking and there is nothing that I enjoy more than seeing her excitement when we break out the chocolate chips!
Frosting! I hate mixing it by hand.
All my husband ever hears is how I wish I had a kitchen aid! What an awesome color too. I am a noob baking/cooking blogger and I can think of about 1,000,000 things I would do with this. Including getting a pasta attachment….my mom makes delicious pasta and I would love to be able to replicate it! Yum!
and I can’t wait to try these donuts!! Yum!
I would make homemade bread and cookies!! mmmm I have been dreaming of owning one of these one day!
I would make a chocolate cake recipe that I have been wanting to make. Thanks. These muffins look so good. Could I use butternut squash instead since I justed baked one?? I may try the recipe today.
Ohhh..those pumpkin donut holes I just saw on your blog. I can’t wait to make them. I would LOVE a Kitchenaid mixer. Thanks for the giveaway.
Oh my, cookies, bread, and it would definitely be put to use for the holidays!
Ohhh I wouls love to make pasta
BREAD
I would make some awesome cream cheese frosting and this amazing french bread recipe I found on Pinterest!
Shortbread cookies…..YUM!!
I would make chocolate chip cookies with extra chocolate chips! I dread stirring in the last handful when my old mixer starts to whine in protest! 🙂
I have wanted a mixer my whole life. I have a son with Autism so I try to make most everything I can with fresh products. I also do a ton of canning with my grandma. With all the attachments I can put on the mixer it would open up a new world of cooking in our home and my son could help. I am always the designated cook for every family holiday and I make tons of food for fundraising. My husband is a police office and every week I send in colacky’s. A mixer would change my life.
I would make a chocolate cake-YUM!!!
Lots of good food! This Kitchen Aid Artisan would be just the tool to help.
I’m going to try these little gems tomorrow…
As for the mixer, the first thing I would make is a trip to the UPS store to send this to my daughter. I have my mixer from getting married and it is still serving me well. She is just starting out and just getting a feel for the baking/cooking side of life. What a joy to start out with this kind of mixer…it’s not something you can just run out and purchase when on a limited budget…and then once she gets it…oh the possibilities. 🙂
I would make Christmas divinity. My old mixer is just not powerful enough.
I would take my 10 year old mixer to school for my cooking club with 26 first through fourth graders and not have to lug it back & forth to school every Monday! Then it would be a batch of Oreo balls in the new mixer. I would then do a batch of everything cookies!
I would try my hand at macarons! I’d use that mixer to whip up those egg whites! 🙂
butter cream icing
I would have a hard time choosing between two of my favorite family recipes – my mother-in-law’s famous pumpkin bread that my husband grew up with or my mom’s chocolate chip cookies! Cookies may not seem like anything spectacular but it’s what I remember most about baking with my mom when I was little! I would love to win this mixer! My mom gave me her old one (when she inherited my brother’s KitchenAid after he passed away), but in all my 21 years of marriage I’ve never had a new mixer – except a hand mixer that was a wedding gift and is now dying!!! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Can’t wait to try these doughnuts and how nice that they are baked.
**If I would win this mixer, the first thing I would make would be a trip to the UPS store to send it to my daughter. She is just starting out and loves this color and is just learning all the ins and outs of cooking/baking. A good mixer isn’t just something you can run out and buy so the real treat would be the mixer itself…and then the rest of the treats would follow!! 🙂
I have never owned one of these, but always wished for one. I love to bake for my husband, and all of his fellow Army soldiers, so I would be trying all the recipes that required one if these machines that I was never able to before…a certain fig nut bread is coming to mind! 🙂
Probably those pumpkin donuts…;) …or maybe some cupcakes because those are my favorite & then I would clean out the bowl & whip up some homemade icing to pipe on top!
I would probably make my first cake. I haven’t made a homemade one since high school and I would LOVE to have a for real mixer!
I would definitely try these pumpkin donuts first. We have a local orchard around here that sells apple cider donuts and these remind me of them. I am brand new to Pinterest and found you via the recipe. I love finding new recipes to try!
I would make bread! I have been making home made bread for my family every week. No more kneading PLEASE!!!!
Chocolate cake with marshmallow buttercream frosting. yummy.
I love to bake everything! I am a mom of 4 & my family loves muffins especially blueberry! It will look absolutely perfect on my counter top. I love the color and have never owned a mixer.
Chocolate chip cookies!!
What would I make? My 10-year old son would probably take dibs and make his “famous” chocolate chip cookies. As for me . . . something fall-ish with pumpkin or apples. The color of the mixer is beautiful.
I would make pound cake. I would make loaves of sourdough bread everyday.I am a baker of all kinds of things. I bake every single day for my family of four sons and a sweet husband. Drop biscuits, cookies, pancakes, cornbread. I love to make yeast bread and to knead things by hand, but lately I have wished for some kitchen help. 🙂 This mixer could be my kitchen help, for when I want to make layer cake or pound cake and don’t wish to spend fifteen minutes beating the batter with a whisk.
I would make an Italian cream cake for my husband! he loves it and I love him!!
I would make my Grandmothers sugar cookie recipe! She had 11 children so it is a HUGE batch. I burn through a hand mixer everytime I make them. I have tried to cut the batch in half but it seems that it is one of those recipes that just does not turn out the same if you do.
I would definitely make my grandmas Banana Bread!!!!!
Pumpkin ginger cupcakes
Stinker, my post didn’t post! I would make pie crust! Cutting up butter with knives gets so old! With the pie crusts the possibilities are endless: quiche, pies, chicken pot pie! Love to cook/bake!
The first thing I would make would be pie crust! Always using knives to break up butter gets so old! The possibilities are endless what I would do with the crusts: quiche, pumpkin pie, apple pie, chicken pot pie. 🙂 Love to cook/bake!
Cookies, cookies and more cookies of course!
I would make a yummy dessert for my family!
I’m with Leanne, I would make something GF, I would probably try those donut muffins with a different kind of flour and see if I can get them to work.
Anything pumpkin. I am on a huge pumpkin kick thanks to all the great recipes on Pinterest.
My wife could so use this mixer in the kitchen. Its even the color she wants!!
Just finished picking all the squash in the garden, so will start with the pumpin donuts and the on to pumpkin/cranberry bread. I use the squash just like pumpkin.
I’d make something gluten-free.
What wouldn’t I make…first homemade pancakes then possibly pizza.
Oooohhh, I have to try these!
Since the giveaway does not end for a month I will say some Christmas cookies. Actually I was here for the doughnuts, saw this on Pinterest and when I got to the end of the recipe there was a giveaway, bonus for me.
I am all out of emergency cookie dough! (I keep some in the freezer, just in case.) I need to make some more (:
cookies cookies and more cookies. Love that color what a great giveaway!!!
Having a mixer would make baking cookies sooo much easier this Christmas!
Yum! these look awesome! I want a Kitchen-aid sooo bad!! 🙂
My husband’s chocolate chip cookies!
Cupcakes. I’m all about making cupcakesvand my own frosting!!
I think I would have to make a batch of chocolate chip cookies. There’s nothing better than eating a warm cookie that is fresh from the oven.
Drool….
looks so yummy! will definately have to try these!
I’d make cookie dough to freeze and giveaway as Christmas gifts! Love that color!
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Cinnamon rolls!
I would make some of your pumpkin dognuts
cinnamon rolls 🙂 maybe with pumpkin icing?
We love Salted Caramel Choc chip cookies at our house!!
Pizza Dough! Thank you so much for the chance. Our arms are delighted at the thought of less mixing. 🙂
I would make Christmas cookies!! Dozens and dozens and dozens of them. And then hopefully give some away so I don’t gain 30 pounds.
I would totally make some pumpkin chocolate chip cookies!!
I would make Chocolate Chip Cookies! My husbands favorite!
If I were to win the new Kitchen-Aid mixer, I would make peanut butter fingers! These are the old school lunch lady ones. So yummy! Thank you for your blog, I love reading it and trying out the recipes! 🙂
I will probably make my husband’s favorite cookie- chocolate rounds. He has been away with the military since April and has been missing those cookies. We are finally going to be together again and I want to do something nice for him.
I would make so many things with my stand mixer, but the first would have to be a cake. Hand-mixing those babies is getting tiresome!
Wow- that is a hard choice. There are so many things to make! I think the first thing I would make with the kitchen aid mixer would be my husbands favorite cookie- chocolate rounds. He is in the military and has been gone since April. We are finally being reunited in November and he says that is one thing he wants me to make first.
Donuts and cookies and cupcakes and food
I would make Pumpkin Bread (sorry, hope I didn’t post twice). 🙂
Mmmm fresh pumpkin bread. Or maybe these pumpkin donuts!!!
With a new Kitchen-Aid I would whip up some yummy Pumpkin Bread :).
Mmmm fresh pumpkin bread. Or maybe these pumpkin donuts!
I would make some yummy cookies!!!
I would have to make some yummy cookies!!
I would make my mom’s chocolate chip cookies!
Pizza dough!
I don’t even know where to start! WIth the holidays coming up, it would have to be cookies!!!