Cooking With Breeo: Campfire Donuts

A morning fire, cup of joe, and fresh pastry is the ideal start to any day. Although mornings like this might not match your daily routine, this campfire donut recipe will keep you looking forward to the relaxing weekend mornings we spend around the fire. 

Keep reading and watch the video for an over-the-fire donut recipe guaranteed to get you and the kids out of bed in the morning. 

 

What You’ll Need 

1 Tube of Refrigerated Biscuit Dough 

Cooking Oil

1 cup Granulated Sugar

2 tbsp. Ground Cinnamon 

Powdered Sugar

  

 

Preparation 

1. Light a fire in your X Series fire pit and attach the Outpost  adjustable grill. 

2. Add oil to a cast-iron skillet or dutch oven and place on the Outpost grill over low heat. 

3. Open and separate the biscuits and mold them into donut shapes. Don’t worry about making them too thin, they will expand while cooking.

4. Once your oil reaches 350°F, you’re ready to fry the donuts. 

Live-Fire Cooking Pro Tip: If your oil is too hot, swivel the Outpost grill to the outside of the fire pit and add room temperature oil to cool it down.

 

5. Carefully place the donuts into the oil and cook for about 3-5 minutes or until each side is a golden brown. 

  

6. While your donuts are frying, mix the granulated sugar and cinnamon together in a bowl. 

7. Once the donuts are fully cooked, carefully remove them from the oil using a slotted spoon and place them on a paper towel or plate to drain any excess liquid. 

Live-Fire Cooking Pro Tip: The pros to over-the-fire cooking are endless, but this campfire donut recipe lets you fry outside so you can avoid the lingering smell of oil in the kitchen. 

  

8. While the donuts are still hot, coat them in powdered or cinnamon sugar and they're ready to serve.

Enjoy these campfire donuts while they’re hot for a melt in your mouth pastry. “It’s like the texture of a funnel cake with the decadence of a beautiful donut” Scott describes in the video above. Make this treat over the upcoming weekend and let it become your family tradition. Happy donut making!