Our Baked Gingerbread Doughnuts Recipe will bring the magic of the holidays to your breakfast table! Today's gingerbread donuts are just perfect for your winter morning cup of coffee!
Happy day, it’s Fit Friday! We love hangin’ out with Miss Nichole from Pure Clean Coaching! For more posts CLICK HERE!
Why we love Baked Gingerbread Doughnuts Recipe
It doesn't get much better than a hot cup of coffee, tea, or hot cocoa with today's Baked Gingerbread Doughnuts Recipe! Serve them up for breakfast or brunch this holiday season. We think you'll love this healthier doughnut recipe so don't be shy! Enjoy...
Ingredients in Baked Gingerbread Doughnuts Recipe
- flour
- sugar
- baking powder
- baking soda
- cinnamon
- ginger
- nutmeg
- cloves
- allspice
- sea salt
- apple cider vinegar
- vanilla
- canola oil
- plain fat-free greek yogurt
- molasses
- luke warm water
More Holiday Breakfast Recipes
- Cranberry Orange Coffee Cake
- Cinnamon Sugar Crescent Rolls Recipe
- Cranberry Orange Non-Boozy Mimosa Recipe
- Apple Cinnamon Cream Cheese Pastries
- Cranberry White Chocolate Scones
- Nutella Pastry Stars
- White Chocolate Craisin Bread Pudding Recipe
- Easy Black Forest Waffles
- Gingerbread Biscotti
- Cinnamon Roll Kabobs
- Apple Walnut Cinnamon Roll Waffles with Cider Glaze
Bake up some holiday love with our Baked Gingerbread Doughnuts Recipe!
Fit Friday with Nichole
I hope you all had an amazing Thanksgiving filled with family, food and memories. My Thanksgiving week was also filled with sick kids and lots of cuddles, not ideal but definitely adds to the memories. We are hitting that time of year where the question "am I too sick" starts to get thrown around.....a lot. I decided it was a great week to talk about when to rest and when it is okay to still run, hit the gym, etc.
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The simply answer is; if symptoms are above the neck, including sore throat, you are good to go. If your symptoms are below the neck you need to take a rest day.
Working out while you're sick increases the risk of dehydration and can make symtoms worse. Additionally, having a illnesses can decreases muscle strength and endurance and impairs precision and coordination, increasing the risk of injury
You may be frustrated with the break in your routine, but you need to think long term and big goals, recognizing that missing one day now is much better than missing a couple weeks later because you can't seem to get healthy or find yourself injured from working out when you should have been resting.
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