This recipe combines two of our favourite things: carrot cake and doughnuts. These doughnuts are light, fluffy and spiced with gorgeous nutmeg and cinnamon.
- Aquafaba is the juice from a tin of chickpeas and it gives our doughnuts their lovely light texture. It’s important you use unsalted tinned chickpeas, otherwise your doughnuts might taste a little salty!
- You’ll need a doughnut mould tray. We use a shallow tray, which makes 8 relatively small doughnuts.
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So far it sounds Could I use almond flour instead? Or other flour not nessesery wheat flour?
Hi Tina, we haven’t made the recipe using almond flour so we can’t say for sure. There’s some info here for using almond flour: http://www.sheknows.com/food-and-recipes/articles/3520/cooking-with-almond-flour Let us know how it goes. Best, Roxy (So Vegan)
Hi did you end up making these with almond flour? Would like to try making these with almond flour as well.
Yes, I did ….worked out well. They weren’t so puffy a little bit flatter. I suppose because of no wheat involved . If you don’t maintain a vegan diet then you can add one egg I reckon.
But if you use an egg then don’t use the aquafaba
Okay thanks yes I’m vegan so I won’t use an egg. My mom is gluten free so I wanted to make these so she could eat them as well. Thanks!
Maybe if you find them to flat ( i don’t mind ) try to add a bit topicia flour or baking Soda for the rising. Only an idea …I will try it my self next time. and please let me know how yours turned out. Thanks
Hi Roxy (So Vegan)! Can the Aquafaba be substituted for another ingredient. I am new at the veagan-plant based and i really like to make this recipe. Thx in advanced!
Hey Angelica! You can try subbing this for plant-based milk instead. The texture will be slightly less light and fluffy, but it’ll still turn out great!