Croquinoles (Kro-ce-yoils) Cajun Doughnut is one of the more popular classic Cajun sweet pastries. My mother used to make croquinoles and make a Steen’s syrup coating to dip them in. They were gummy but good. Very good and even better if you add a little crushed pecan on each of them while still warm. This recipe is the second syrup coating recipe the site has to enjoy!
Combine and boil sugar, syrup and salt over medium -ow heat, stirring constantly.
Take the pan away from heat and test in a little cold water. It is the right consistency when a few drops form a hard ball.
Add the butter, then coat each croquiole with syrup. A true Cajun classic!
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