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  1. Gah I can’t even remember the last time I ate a donut but that needs to change asap- you’ve left me hankering! Not going to lie- the best part about sugar donuts is the face full of sugar part at the end ;)! If my future kids don’t like veggies, I’m sending them to you- SO impressed that you managed to sneak veggies into a donut!

    1. Haha – thanks so much lady!
      Yeah – my daughter had the same thoughts as you – she had powdered sugar on her nose and smeared all over the lower part of her face!

  2. Thank you for giving me the biggest donut craving at 4:30 AM 😛 And please don’t ask what I’m doing awake at 4:30. These look great though, Shashi. And I’m loving the red beety theme for February! You can even get all fancy and call it red velvet 😉 But seriously… biggest.donut.craving.

    1. Lady – I wake up at 4.30am too – so I won’t ask! In my case, it’s not by choice – I just wish I could have a carbon copy of myself I could send to work and a scratch and taste monitor at home so I could “taste” recipes and blog and comment all day – ahhhh…am dreaming!

  3. I am totally honored that you selected me as your first Beetified Blogger, Shashi! Powdered doughnuts hold a special place in my heart…after all, I ate enough of them as a kid. I’m totally digging this beetified version, though. These would be perfect for Valentine’s Day. Forget the candy…just give someone one of these doughnuts instead. It’s better than hitting them with Cupid’s arrow. 🙂 Kudos to you for an awesome recipe…pinning it right now!!

  4. Awesome idea for the series! I love how you use beets so often and now there will be even more! I don’t have any recipes for you to beetify, but if I did i would be honored to be selected! =)

  5. So…silly question…but do they taste like beets? I’m not really sure if I like beets, as I don’t think I’ve actually had them. But I have a jar of homemade canned beets in my pantry that I could probably use for this. I guess if I pureed a few of them?

    Also, do you think they’d work with regular flour? Sorry for all the questions, but these have me intrigued!

    1. Allison – they don’t taste exactly like beets straight up – but there is a difference in taste – kinda like if carrot cake was made with carrot puree – I hope I didn’t confuse you with that…
      Please don’t apologize for the questions – yes, I am thinking regular flour would work – I adapted this recipe from David @ Spiced who did use regular flour in his.

  6. Love these donuts, Shashi! I always had a weakness to powdered donuts when I was younger and am seriously craving a big batch of these right now! I love that you made them gluten free and added beets, so creative lady! They look incredible and I love the color!

  7. hahaha oh my gosh I love this! At first I was like huh? What’s that mean?? And then I kept reading and I just love the idea. And seeing as how I seem to buy beets like crazy lately, I’m looking forward to all the recipes! (this coming from the person who has two huge containers of roasted beets and a container of beet hummus because I had no idea what to do with it all this weekend haha)

  8. What a fabulous idea. These donuts are not only bee-utiful but delicious looking too. Girl, you have been on a beet high. Now, that said, I cannot wait for you to try one of my recipes;). xoxo

    1. I like what you did there with that “bee-utiful”! 🙂
      I need to stalk out your blog and find one – I will email you before I do though. Btw – thank you bunches Asha!

  9. What a great idea and I look forward to following you on your beet journey. Your doughnuts are so pretty-in-pink and I love the dusting of powdered sugar. I agree that butter does make everything better – that is why I’m not a vegan – I could live without meat but I couldn’t give up butter! xx

  10. Ah… <3 All your beet posts have been amazing thus far, so I already love this series! Hooray for healthified doughnuts! <3 I've never tried making em', but this is the first recipe I'd attempt! :O

  11. And the beet goes on! You’re on a seriously BEET kick and I think it’s because you’re kicking me in the pants to get some, bah ha ha ha ha! Cuz I am a mess and still haven’t. But you know what? I think I am going to buy one tomorrow and figure it out!

  12. Beet doughnuts?!!! Love this! Someone had to do it!!! and I love this!!! that you are picking a recipe from another blogger, and re-creating it with beets . . this is awesome! what’s next?!

  13. SOMEONE (me) HAS LOTS OF COOKED BEETS! I’m going to have to make these as a fun treat to have for Valentine’s Day for my friends and boyfriend! Can you send me some of your creativity please?

    1. Aww – thanks so much Cassandra – I actually got the idea for these off of David @ Spiced’s blog – I only added beets and made these GF – btw, you friends and BF re sure to love these!

  14. What a great idea, Shashi! How about a red velvet cake using beets? (I can’t remember if you’ve already done that)
    Love the donuts – looking forward to seeing what else you come up with for sure!

  15. I love powdered donuts and with the lovely pink colour from the beets and making them gluten free- you are on to something special here. They are so fun! I think this would be perfect for a Valentines day treat and if you don’t tell your kids what is in it, then they will eat it. Sharing, of course!

  16. Just…WOW…..Question of importance for imminent baking/consumption….are the beets (3 T) in the recipe steamed and pureed?…Mashed?…Merci from France!

  17. Okay I am not sure if you understand my love for powdered sugar doughnuts. Growing up they were the only doughnuts I liked! I usually only ate off the glaze/frosting of other doughnuts…and still do that actually LOL but powdered sugar…those are my FAVE!! So pinning these!

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