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Grab your donuts, place them on a plate, and dig in.
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When your donuts are cool, dunk them in the glaze and let the extra drip off. Sprinkle on some decorations before the glaze hardens.
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Mix up powdered sugar and cocoa powder in a bowl. Stir them well. Splash in vanilla and milk bit by bit, whisking until it's nice and thick but still pours. If it needs to be thinner, just add a little more milk.
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Take donuts out of the oven and let them chill in the molds on a rack until they're fully cool. Gently pop them out when they're ready.
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Pop the tray into your oven and bake about 15 minutes. The donuts should just be set. Poke with a toothpick for moist crumbs.
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Put your batter in a piping bag, cut off the tip, then pipe it into the greased donut pans — fill almost all the way up.
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Pile in the last bit of chocolate chips and give a gentle stir so they're spread through the batter.
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Toss in your flour, cocoa, and salt. Mix gently so you don't see dry bits. Try not to stir too much.
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Pour in the vegetable oil and vanilla. Give it a light mix.
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Take the warm chocolate blend and fold it into your egg and sugar mixture. Gently stir until the color's even all over.
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Crack the eggs into a big bowl, add both sugars, then whisk until foamy, pale, and bigger in size.
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Drop your butter and semisweet chocolate into a pot on low. Keep stirring till melted and smooth. Set aside off the heat.
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Fire up the oven to 175°C. Set donut pans on a baking tray and give them a solid coat of nonstick spray.