Pumpkin Spiced Donuts

Melissa King Muffins, Breads and Donuts, Recipes

You knew these pumpkin spiced donuts had to be coming.  I am so in love with my donut pans!  Boy, I can tell life has changed for me when I am getting excited about baking pans!  I just had to share these pumpkin spiced donuts with you!

pumpkin 1 copy

Having the ability to make healthy donuts is huge when you have kids.  My daughter has no idea they are healthy, but since they are in donut form, she will gladly eat them.   Even my 18 month old ate these and she is mostly tube fed still.  This recipe is very similar to my Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins.

I am thinking gingerbread donuts next… 🙂

Pumpkin Spiced Donuts

Pumpkin Spiced Donuts!

print shopping list
Prep Time 10 min Cook Time 12 min Serves 12 muffins     adjust servings

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350. 
  2. In a large bowl,  mix all the dry ingredients. 
  3. In another bowl, mix the wet. 
  4. Add wet to dry. 
  5. Spoon batter into greased donut pans. 
  6. Bake for around 10-12 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.

by

Recipe Notes

I got 12 donuts and also 3 regular sized muffins out of this batch. They are super good when they are fresh out of the oven. Enjoy!

Subscribe
Join more than 35,000 subscribers and start gettiing free recipes direct to your inbox!

You may also like

Pumpkin Truffles (Vegan and Gluten Free)
Grain Free Blondies (Vegan Too)
Apple Vinaigrette Dressing (Oil Free)
Chocolate Peppermint Bites

32 thoughts to “Pumpkin Spiced Donuts”

  1. Pingback: Mean Green Smoothie | My Whole Food Life
  2. Pingback: Kale and Mixed Berry Smoothie | My Whole Food Life
  3. Pingback: Gluten Free Pumpkin Donuts! | My Whole Food Life
  4. Hi there! I made these yesterday with my brand new donut pans. I was so excited. However they didn't rise for me. You have listed baking soda, should it be baking powder? That's the only thing I could think of. The taste was great though!
    Reply
    1. Really? I haven't had a problem. It might depend on where you live with altitude. Mine don't rise much, but they work well in donut form. Sorry that happened. Maybe next time try baking powder?
      Reply
    1. I bought my donut pans at Bed Bath and Beyond for about $7 a piece. I have done donut holes in my mini muffin tins.
      Reply
  6. Hi there, I just made these donuts this afternoon and was so excited to taste them. However, I was so disappointed as they have such a strong pumpkin taste (that lingers long after). I know it's because I used E.D. Smith Pure Pumpkin (I don't have any fresh), but I'm not sure how to adjust your recipe to avoid this problem. Can you help?
    Reply
    1. I am not familiar with that type of pumpkin. Is it a canned pumpkin? Do you not like the taste of pumpkin? If so, you can try using squash or sweet potato next time. I am sorry you didn't like them.
      Reply
      1. Yes, it is a canned pumpkin with nothing added to it. The options you suggest both sound good, so will try them next time (probably the sweet potato). I do like the taste of pumpkin, but I think the canned stuff is just way too strong. Thank you your reply.
        Reply
          1. An interesting thing has happened....after sitting for a couple of days, the donuts have lost the strong, lingering taste and are now quite delicious!
  7. These are so delish! Our donut maker just came in the mail yesterday and we made a batch of these. YUMMY! We also made a batch of your peanut butter chocolate chip donuts and loved them as well. Thank you!!
    Reply
    1. I was trying to make it healthier. White whole wheat is a whole grain believe it or not. I also use spelt flour on occasion.
      Reply
  9. If I use canned pumpkin..what size can fits this recipe? I think canned pumpkin comes in two different sizes? Haven't bought it in awhile. Thanks, Jodi
    Reply
  11. Pingback: 15 Delicious Pumpkin Desserts
  12. Could you use honey in place of the sugar or maple syrup? Also, do you have to use a donut pan? Could I use my mini bundt cake pan? I'm just trying to save some money and use what I already have. I am so excited to try more of your recipes! My food processor came and now I can make your Larabars. Yay! Thank you so much for all your wonderful recipes! I'm loving not feeling deprived and giving myself the gift of health! Thank you, thank you! Any ideas for a raspberry and chocolate yummy? I love that combo!
    Reply
    1. Do you have a muffin pan? You can make them into muffins instead of donuts. Yay for you getting a food processor. You will love it. I don't have any raspberry and chocolate recipes yet, but maybe in the future. You could try making chocolate cups filled with raspberry?
      Reply
      1. I do have a muffin pan and a mini bundt cake one. Could I use honey instead of the sugar/maple syrup? How would I make the chocolate cups with raspberry that you mentioned? I love those two favors together! Thank you so much Melissa!
        Reply
        1. I think this could work as mini muffins. I'm not sure about the chocolate raspberry cups. Maybe puree some raspberries and put them in the middle of the cups? I may try that myself in the future. :)
          Reply
  13. Brought these into the office as a Halloween Treat for my co-workers. On half of them i added a little homemade cream cheese frosting and some sprinkles (the healthy kind) and the other half I left plain. They are all gone!!
    Reply
  14. Pingback: Pumpkin-Spiced Chocolate Chip Donuts | Real Fit, Real Food Mom | Real Fit, Real Food Mom
  15. Pingback: 31 Vegan Pumpkin Recipes - Vegan Food Lover
  16. Pingback: My Favorite Healthy Desserts  – Through My Lens

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *