Quick Doughnuts with Anise Sugar and Orange Marmalade

Name: Quick Doughnuts with Anise Sugar and Orange Marmalade
Yield: makes 16 doughnuts
Ingredients: Canola oil, for frying; 1 cup sugar; 1 tablespoon anise seed; Two 16.3-ounce tubes Pillsbury Grands! refrigerated buttermilk biscuit dough; 1 cup orange marmalade

December 9, 2011

If you have ever tried to make homemade doughnuts, you know that the process can be a bit of a hassle. But transforming store-bought biscuit dough into delicious golden doughnuts could not be easier, seriously. The slightly crunchy texture of fried dough dusted with anise sugar is a perfect complement to tangy orange marmalade.

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