Make little individual potato thingies?
Little rolls?
Gift them??
Sorry....but, frankly I never heard of dough nut pans!
Linda C

I thought about using them for cream cheese molds, or use them to bake doughnut shape dinner rolls LOL not sure how well they will turn out though. Here's a link to something like what I've just bought.

Here is a link that might be useful: doughnut pan

Use them for gifting mini bundt cakes this holiday season.

AnnT's White Chocolate and Lemon Poundcake is DEVINE in small sizes!

Here is a link that might be useful: Ann's Recipes W.C. Lemon Pound Cake

Oooh that looks good! The recipe makes 12 small cakes but how many of these mini doughnut cavities it will fill, do you know?

It fills about 12 muffin cups...so I'd say a maybe a 2 dozen donuts?? Or make a half batch and see..They freeze really well. And make great "breakfast" nibbles in hubbies lunch box. (I think I'll make some this weekend, since he's returning to work Monday after a 2 week vacation.)

Sounds perfect to me. I will give this recipe a try. Gonna to be fun. Thank you very much for your suggestion.

Althetrainer, I'd bet your do-nut pans came from King Arthur. They also sell mixes for baked donuts, which is what you use the pans for. How do I know? I have them....wanting to get away from fried donuts for DH. Not crazy about the texture of the donuts. Not the first thing I ever bought that was not wonderful. I'll be interested if you post what you use them for.
jude

jude31, I don't know what made is the pan. I have looked everywhere but there was no mark/label found. I did an online search and found a picture of the KA mini that had a different shape. But the 6-cavity one looked very similar. Norpro and Fox Run make them as well and they all look pretty much the same.

Since we don't eat doughnut I won't be too disappointed with the texture of it. I definitely will try the poundcake today or tomorrow. The family is returning Sunday so I want to make sure the dessert will be dessert, if you know what I mean?

If all goes well, I will post a picture. If you don't see a picture, you will know it did not turn out well. LOL

You mentioned Fox Run which triggered a memory. 30 years ago, when I was doing craft shows, Fox Run was only doing cookie cutters. Good to see someone branch out and doing well.
jude

Hey,

Saw your post on the Fresh Loaf. They look great!!!! Guess it's time for me , the non-baker to step out of my comfort zone and give them a try.

jude

Hey Jude31, this recipe is very nice and you should try it. Can't wait to see your pictures. You visit TFL as well? What a small world!

I found two sets of doughnut pans in boxes with recipes at rummage sales and I paid $2.00 for each set. 3 pans in each set. I have made some doggie treats in some of them. Still hope to get around to baking some doughnuts.

Sue