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French Crullers

These French Crullers are light, airy, and delicately crisp—made with a choux-style dough that fries into the most tender texture. Golden on the outside and soft on the inside, they’re finished with a sweet glaze that melts into every ridge and swirl. They feel elegant yet comforting—like something straight from a pastry shop, but better at home.

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10m

Cook

5m

Total

15m

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In a saucepan over medium heat, boil the water and butter.

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Additional Allergens/Modifications:
Dairy: sub butter, milk and cream for dairy free options.
Eggs: I haven't tested a substitution for this recipe yet. Try Bob's Red Mill Egg Replacer and add it all in at once to the dough when mixing in step 3.

Storage: Store in an airtight container on the counter for a day or two, in the refrigerator for up to a week or in the freezer for up to 3 months.

You can eat these from frozen as more of an ice cream treat or thaw out and enjoy.

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Robin S

25 days ago

This may be a silly question but it says transfer paper to oil. Does it then come off in the oil or transfer from the paper?

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Farm Fresh Family

21 days ago

Yes! You transfer them face down (so cruller side down) and then use tongs to remove the paper from them!

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Chris L

2 months ago

Hi. For the gluten free flour is it best to use 1:1 or and all purpose?

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Bethany H

2 months ago

Jen’s go-to whenever she mentions “gluten free flour” is Bob’s Red Mills Gluten Free 1:1 Flour

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Bethany H

2 months ago

(It’s the one that’s linked if you click “Gluten Free Flour” in the ingredients list for the recipe 😄)

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Chris L

2 months ago

Thank you! I didn’t even think to click!

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Bethany H

3 months ago

Yes!!! I’m so excited to try this recipe! Thank you for sharing it here before it has a home in a cookbook!! 😄🙌🏻

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Farm Fresh Family

3 months ago

You're so welcome! Perks of the app! More is coming soon!!

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Becky D

3 months ago

How much and what kind of oil do you fry them in?

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Jennifer R

3 months ago

I use chosen avocado oil and use as much as I need in whatever size pan I’m using for them to be able to float. If I use a small saucepan, I use less oil and make less at once.

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French Crullers

These French Crullers are light, airy, and delicately crisp—made with a choux-style dough that fries into the most tender texture. Golden on the outside and soft on the inside, they’re finished with a sweet glaze that melts into every ridge and swirl. They feel elegant yet comforting—like something straight from a pastry shop, but better at home.

Prep

10m

Cook

5m

Total

15m

Ingredients

Method

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Step 1

In a saucepan over medium heat, boil the water and butter.

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Notes

Additional Allergens/Modifications:
Dairy: sub butter, milk and cream for dairy free options.
Eggs: I haven't tested a substitution for this recipe yet. Try Bob's Red Mill Egg Replacer and add it all in at once to the dough when mixing in step 3.

Storage: Store in an airtight container on the counter for a day or two, in the refrigerator for up to a week or in the freezer for up to 3 months.

You can eat these from frozen as more of an ice cream treat or thaw out and enjoy.

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Robin S

25 days ago

This may be a silly question but it says transfer paper to oil. Does it then come off in the oil or transfer from the paper?

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Farm Fresh Family

21 days ago

Yes! You transfer them face down (so cruller side down) and then use tongs to remove the paper from them!

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Chris L

2 months ago

Hi. For the gluten free flour is it best to use 1:1 or and all purpose?

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Cancel

Bethany H

2 months ago

Jen’s go-to whenever she mentions “gluten free flour” is Bob’s Red Mills Gluten Free 1:1 Flour

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Cancel

Bethany H

2 months ago

(It’s the one that’s linked if you click “Gluten Free Flour” in the ingredients list for the recipe 😄)

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Chris L

2 months ago

Thank you! I didn’t even think to click!

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Bethany H

3 months ago

Yes!!! I’m so excited to try this recipe! Thank you for sharing it here before it has a home in a cookbook!! 😄🙌🏻

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Farm Fresh Family

3 months ago

You're so welcome! Perks of the app! More is coming soon!!

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Becky D

3 months ago

How much and what kind of oil do you fry them in?

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Jennifer R

3 months ago

I use chosen avocado oil and use as much as I need in whatever size pan I’m using for them to be able to float. If I use a small saucepan, I use less oil and make less at once.

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