Healthy Berliners/donuts - perfect for children
Karnevalsjeck?
Unfortunately, the only Cologne in our family, my son Tom, does not seem to be a carnival jeck. When I wanted to put on his costume today, he resisted a lot. And then he just put on a colorful T-shirt - that was the ultimate feeling. And even the mother should rather bring him in the normal clothes, instead of bee costume, to the daycare. The excitement is increasing - as it will be when we go to the weekend on the weekend and he sees the many colorful costumes:)
Healthy Berliners without sugar
My delicious Mini-Berliners are coming without any Sugar, but taste pleasant sweet by the maple syrup. The dough consists of spelled flour, milk and vanilla and of course, a sweet filling may not be missing. I used a sugar-free jam for my Berliners. Alternatively, nutmeg (for example cashew) or apple marrow tastes really delicious as a Berlin filling. If you want, you can dust the Berlin (donut) with some icing sugar after baking.
Healthy baking for children
The healthy mini-Berliner not only taste during the carnival season, but are also great for the birthday party . When I bake for Tom, it's always sugar-free. There are just so many great ways to sweeten cakes, waffles & Co. in a different way. I like to use applesauce, dates, bananas and maple syrup for baking.
Delicious Berliners/donuts should not be missed on the foolish days.Add the oatmeal and maple syrup and stir in a dough. Leave the dough in one place for one hour.
Preheat the oven to 180 degrees.
Form the dough into small balls and place it on top Fill with baking paper. Bake in preheated oven for 15 minutes.
The Put jam (or alternatively nutmeg or apple purée) in a piping bag and spray it sideways into the Berlin. Optionally dust with icing sugar.
I discovered the recipe on Healthy Lena's blog and slightly modified it.
Let the delicious Berlin taste good and have some nice carnival days!