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Ivy Tangle Mitts

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Ivy Tangle Mitts- Third Installment in Ivy Tangle Collection

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You remember the hat and cowl from this Spring?

I couldn’t resist putting the lace pattern into these simple mitts!

Happy knitting 🙂

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Air fryer doughnuts In bowl of stand mixer and let stand 5 minutes until foamy: 1.75 cups of slightly warm water 1/2 cup of sugar 2.5 teaspoons of yeast . Add: 3.5 cups of Pamela gluten free bread mix 2 teaspoons of baking powder .25 cup desired solid oil or butter, I used coconut oil . Mix on low/medium low for 3 minutes. Scrape down dough and chill for 2 hours to overnight. . Divide dough in half, cover bowl. Gently knead half until smooth adding as little tapioca starch as needed. Roll dough to .24-.5 inch depending on desired doughnut shapes. Cut out dough and re-roll scraps. . For basic: I cut rounds and cut out holes. Let raise for 30 minutes under a towel. . For round filled: Add a small spoonful of thick jam to middle. Wet edges of dough circle with water, add second dough circle and crimp edges. Let raise 30-45 minutes under a towels. . For half moon filled: Add a very small spoonful of thick filling to middle. Wet half of dough circle edge with water, fold in half and crimp edges. Let raise 30-45 minutes under a towels. . Air frying: Preheat unit to 370-380 degrees. Brush avocado oil in basket before each batch, brush doughnuts with avocado oil right before frying. Air fry 5-8 minutes depending on doughnut size and your unit. Let cool on wire rack (especially important to let fully cool before dipping in glaze). . Side notes: * Poppyseed filling was poppyseeds mixed with boiling water and set aside to soak. I added sugar and vanilla to taste. Enough chia seeds to thicken. * Glaze was just powdered sugar, a touch of homemade vanilla extract and a splash of Ripple. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Copyright 2020 Jessica Bolof

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