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Sourdough Beignets

These Gluten-Free Sourdough Beignets are pillowy, golden, and dusted generously with powdered sugar—everything you love about the classic New Orleans treat, made completely gluten-free. The sourdough adds a subtle depth of flavor that balances the sweetness and creates an irresistibly light, airy interior. Crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and best enjoyed warm, these beignets feel like a cozy bakery indulgence you never thought you’d get gluten-free. One bite and powdered sugar will be everywhere—in the best way.

Prep

15m

Cook

4h

Total

4h 15m

Ingredients

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In a bowl, mix together the active starter, warm water, avocado oil and psyllium husk and let sit for a minute.

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Water, 3/4 cup

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Additional Allergens/Modifications Dairy: sub dairy free milk These beignets are so versatile - coat them in powdered sugar or cinnamon sugar, add a glaze, and/or stuff them full of delicious fillings like pastry cream or chocolate icing. The options are endless!

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Rosie

a month ago

After frying Beignets, do you wait until warm before coating with powdered sugar or coat them immediately after removing from frying pot? Thank you!

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Farm Fresh Family

a month ago

I let them rest for maybe a minute (they shouldn't be dripping in oil and you should be able to handle them without burning your fingerprints off) and then I coat them!

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Rosie

a month ago

Thank you!

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Lauren D

2 months ago

How would you recommend making these without the sourdough starter?

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Jennifer R

2 months ago

Use the search bar for the beignets recipe that uses conventional yeast and follow that recipe!

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Lauren D

2 months ago

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Sourdough Beignets

These Gluten-Free Sourdough Beignets are pillowy, golden, and dusted generously with powdered sugar—everything you love about the classic New Orleans treat, made completely gluten-free. The sourdough adds a subtle depth of flavor that balances the sweetness and creates an irresistibly light, airy interior. Crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and best enjoyed warm, these beignets feel like a cozy bakery indulgence you never thought you’d get gluten-free. One bite and powdered sugar will be everywhere—in the best way.

Prep

15m

Cook

4h

Total

4h 15m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

In a bowl, mix together the active starter, warm water, avocado oil and psyllium husk and let sit for a minute.

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For

8

M

I

Wet Ingredients

205

g

Water, 3/4 cup

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Notes

Additional Allergens/Modifications Dairy: sub dairy free milk These beignets are so versatile - coat them in powdered sugar or cinnamon sugar, add a glaze, and/or stuff them full of delicious fillings like pastry cream or chocolate icing. The options are endless!

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Rosie

a month ago

After frying Beignets, do you wait until warm before coating with powdered sugar or coat them immediately after removing from frying pot? Thank you!

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Farm Fresh Family

a month ago

I let them rest for maybe a minute (they shouldn't be dripping in oil and you should be able to handle them without burning your fingerprints off) and then I coat them!

Like

Reply

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R

Rosie

a month ago

Thank you!

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L

Lauren D

2 months ago

How would you recommend making these without the sourdough starter?

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Jennifer R

2 months ago

Use the search bar for the beignets recipe that uses conventional yeast and follow that recipe!

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Lauren D

2 months ago

Thank you!!

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