CHINESE BUFFET DONUTS – 3 Ingredients
Chinese buffet donuts are so easy to make and so good with your morning coffee.
This recipe is great for breakfast or for snacks or just anytime you want something sweet. Children as well as adults love these little donuts and when I get them off a Chinese buffet, I cannot get enough of them. I decided to make my own! I made some regular donuts with just white granulated sugar and half the can I made with cinnamon sugar. Everyone in my family loves cinnamon and they are delicious either way. The original sugar donuts are only 3 ingredients. Be sure to try these for any event and you won’t have any left. You might also like to try out our recipe for cinnamon horns made with bugles. They are great for snacking.
Chinese buffet donuts will become a quick favorite to make for children and grandchildren.
1 (7.5) ounce can buttermilk biscuits
White granulated sugar (about 1/4 cup)
Cooking oil (I used Canola and enough to make about 1/2 inch in a small pot)
Heat oil between medium and high until HOT. Drop in biscuits one at a time until golden brown. Depending on how hot your oil is, this will take no time at all. Flip to other side, cook till golden brown. Remove to paper towels and dip in sugar. Makes 12 donuts.
This took only seconds because my oil was very hot. Times will vary.
Note: I add 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon to the sugar to make the cinnamon donuts. You can add more or less cinnamon to suit your taste.
Chinese Buffet Donuts
Ingredients
- 1 7.5 ounce can buttermilk biscuits
- White granulated sugar about 1/4 cup
- Cooking oil I used Canola and enough to make about 1/2 inch in a small pot
Instructions
- Heat oil between medium and high until HOT. Drop in biscuits one at a time until golden brown. Depending on how hot your oil is, this will take no time at all. Flip to other side, cook till golden brown. Remove to paper towels and dip in sugar. Makes 12 donuts.
- This took just seconds to cook because my oil was HOT. If will vary depending on how hot your oil is.
Notes
Don’t forget to pin Chinese buffet donuts.
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