Peanut Butter & Hot Pepper Jelly Doughnut Holes… with Peggy Roses jellies and all natural peanut butter

Peanut Butter & Hot Pepper Jelly Doughnut Holes… with Peggy Roses jellies and all natural peanut butter

 

Join me today in celebrating #NationalJellyDoughnutDay and make yourself a batch of these scrumptious doughnut holes… bite into these crispy little fritters and find a burst of flavor from Peggy Roses Hot Pepper Jelly, some with her All Natural Peanut Butter too!  The little bit of heat you get with the savory peanut butter and dusting of spiced sugar makes for a beautiful song in your mouth!  

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Peanut Butter & Hot Pepper Jelly Doughnut Holes

Light and crispy doughnut holes with a surprise tucked inside of hot pepper jelly with peanut butter!
Course: Dessert, Fun Food!, Snack, Sweet Treats
Cuisine: American, Kid-Friendly, North Carolina Goodies, Southern Desserts
Keyword: all natural peanut butter, doughnut holes, hot pepper jelly
Servings: 16 holes
Author: Wendy Perry

Ingredients

  • oil for frying, I used peanut oil
  • 1- 8 count can Grands biscuits
  • Peggy Roses Hot Pepper Jelly, or one of her others
  • Peggy Roses All Natural Peanut Butter
  • COMBINE:
  • ¼ cup sugar
  • 1 teaspoon cinnamon or pie spice, (I used Georgia Peach Spice from Savory Spice Shop)

Instructions

  • Heat oil deep enough for frying to med-low.
  • Flatten each biscuit with hand or roller and cut in half. Flatten halves as much as possible so insides get done.
  • Place dollop of jelly (with or w/out PB) in center and pinch to seal. Roll in hands to round the balls.
  • Fry a few at the time a couple of minutes, turning to brown.
  • Toss while warm in sugar mixture.

Notes

Best to eat while warm!

 

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