Vegan Air Fryer Rosquitos

Easy17 June 2026
Vegan Air Fryer Rosquitos

Preparation time:

Baking / Cooking time:

1 hour
1 hour, 30 minutes

Looking for vegan donuts but don’t want to deal with a pot full of hot oil? Then our air fryer Rosquitos are the perfect alternative. In just 9 minutes, you get soft, golden rings with a subtle hint of orange – no deep-frying smell in your kitchen. They’re sweetened with coconut blossom sugar for a gently caramel-like note. Whether rolled in cinnamon, topped with pistachio butter or finished with a bit of chocolate – you can easily make them your own. Let’s get started!

Ingredients for
225 g
flour
1
zest of an orange
1 Pinch
salt
30 ml
water
40 ml
orange juice, fresh
2 Tsp.
instant dry yeast
0.5 Tsp.
cinnamon
0.5 Tsp.
coconut oil

Step 1/8

Combine the vegan egg substitute, water, and apple puree. Let it thicken for 5 minutes.

Step 2/8

Add the remaining dough ingredients and knead into a soft dough. Cover with a clean kitchen towel and let it rise in a warm place for 1 hour.

Step 3/8

After 1 hour, lightly knead the dough again and shape into small rings (makes 6 to 8 rosquitos).

Step 4/8

Brush the rings individually with olive oil and bake in the air fryer at 195 °C for 7 minutes on one side, then for 2 minutes on the other side.

Step 5/8

For the cinnamon-sugar topping: Mix the cinnamon, coconut blossom sugar, and organic orange zest. Dip the rosquitos in orange juice and coat them in the mixture while still warm.

Step 6/8

For the chocolate glaze: Melt the chocolate drops together with the coconut oil until smooth.

Step 7/8

For the pistachio topping: Stir the pistachio butter and maple syrup until smooth.

Step 8/8

Finally, dip the rosquitos into the liquid toppings and finish with your favorite toppings.

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Taking a quick food pic at the café, while moving the plates around to find the best natural lighting and perspective? For a person who lives for aesthetic food styling, that is simply undebatable! If she could, our content creator Artemis would turn nearly every cute visit to any vegan café into a huge food photography shoot, but of course she also doesn’t want to keep her friends and colleagues from digging into their cakes and coffees for too long. That’s why she reserves the more time consuming shoots for her home kitchen or the studio, where she creates super delicious and aesthetic recipe content for mainly the international Koro social channels.

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