Yummy! Air Fryer Chinese Donuts! What a special treat today for my entire family! You can have a great copycat Chinese Donut with only a few ingredients.
If you ever went to a Chinese buffet, you know precisely what donuts I am talking about. They are so easy to make and still absolutely delicious. They are usually referred to in Chinese restaurants as Sugar Buns. But with a few ingredients, you can easily make them in your air fryer in under 10 minutes from start to finish.
What Are Chinese Donuts
If you’re a donut lover like me, Chinese donuts are a must-try! These deep-fried dough treats come in all shapes and sizes, from the traditional round shape to intricate twists and rings. Topped with sugar or glaze for an extra sweet kick, these delicious treats have become popular around the globe – but what exactly is their history?
Today, we will dive into the fascinating world of Chinese donuts, from their rich culinary past to their popularity. Discover how you can use them as part of your favorite recipes or enjoy them on their own – either way, once you experience the subtle sweetness of these delightful morsels, you won’t be able to resist!
Ingredients Needed
Are you ready to whip up a batch of those scrumptious and crunchy Chinese donuts that everyone loves? If so, then you’re in the right place! From the ingredients needed to start baking these beloved treats to some helpful tips for creating the perfect donut perfection, this post will provide all the information required for making your next batch of delectable delights. Whether it’s a special occasion or just an afternoon treat for yourself or loved ones – homemade Chinese Donuts will surely be a hit! So let’s get cooking and make some yummy memories together.
- 1 can of Buttermilk Biscuits
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup melted butter
- Olive Oil
How To Cook Chinese Donuts In Air Fryer
With only a few simple steps, you can make this quick batch of Air Fried Chinese Donuts.
Step One: Prepare The Donuts
Remove the biscuits from the package. Then dip them into the melted butter.
Step Two: Sugar Coat The Donuts
Then dip them into the sugar, pressing to coat.
Step Three: Air Fry The Chinese Donuts
Set into the air fryer for 5-7 minutes at 320 degrees F, air fryer setting.
Step Four: Serving
Serve your donuts with your favorite dipping sauce!
What Is So Great About This Recipe?
It is so easy. Everyone can make this. This is a perfect recipe for any new air fryer user. Young and old will love this sugary dessert.
What Are Chinese Donuts Called?
Old-fashioned Chinese donuts are called Youtiao. They are deep-fried and have a strip of dough. They are usually eaten as breakfast, stuffed with a filling, or served with soup.
How To Reheat Donuts In Air Fryer
Place the donuts into the air fryer basket. Brush melted butter onto pof the donuts, and air fry for 2-3 minutes. For added flavor, you can add some granulated sugar on top of the donuts before serving.
More Air Fryer Recipes
Donuts are such a delicious, classic dessert. And with an air fryer, you can make them healthier and even more delicious! Here are two more recipes for Air Fryer Donuts that you’ll love.
- AIR FRYER BAKED CINNAMON SUGAR DONUTS
- EASY AIR FRYER BAKED CHOCOLATE DONUTS
- AIR FRYER APPLE CIDER DONUTS
Equipment Used
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Air Fryer Chinese Donuts
Description
Ingredients
- 1 can Buttermilk Biscuits
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup melted butter
Instructions
- Remove the biscuits from the package.
- Dip them into the melted butter.
- Then dip them into the sugar, pressing to coat.
- Set into the air fryer for 5-7 minutes at 320 degrees F. (air fryer setting)
- Plate, serve, and enjoy!
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Diana
I sprinkled on a tiny bit of cinnamon. These were really yummy!!!!! Really!