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Pile the finished, glazed donuts onto your favorite plate and dig in.
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Dip each donut into your chocolate glaze, let the extra drip away, then pop sprinkles on right before it dries to stick them well.
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Whisk together powdered sugar and cocoa really well in a bowl. Slowly add in vanilla and milk until it gets thick but still pours. If it's too thick, splash in more milk till it's just right.
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After baking, let donuts chill in their pans on a cooling rack till they're cool. Gently take them out when they're totally cooled off.
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Slide the tray into your oven for 15 minutes. Donuts should spring back, and a toothpick poked in should come out with a few crumbs.
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Transfer the batter into a piping bag, cut the tip, and squeeze into each greased donut pan just about full.
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Gently fold in your milk or semisweet chocolate chips until mixed into the batter.
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Add flour, cocoa, and salt to your mix, and gently stir until you don’t see any more powder. Don’t go crazy stirring.
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Pour in vegetable oil and vanilla and stir just until everything’s mixed up.
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Add your melted chocolate-butter mix to the eggs and sugars. Fold gently with a spatula so it’s all one color.
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Whip the eggs with both brown and white sugars in a large bowl. Beat a few minutes until they’re super thick and fluffy.
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Chuck butter and semisweet chocolate into a saucepan and melt over low heat. Stir until smooth, then let it cool off to the side.
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Set the oven for 175°C. Grease your donut pans well and put them on a tray.