I love, love, love this time of the year. It is the perfect temperature in the morning 50 degrees for running, in the afternoon 70 degrees for chilling out or walking. Plus nature has dressed itself up beautifully. The tulips are opening, the wild violets are blooming and the trees are clothed in the most beautiful colors. My favorite are the ones covered in fragrant pink blossoms. It is only for a few short weeks of the year we get to enjoy this beauty and I make sure I get outdoors every day to do so. God is the greatest artist when it comes to beautiful things.
I have been spending a lot of time outside, so I have been making simpler recipes that do not require quite so much time. Such as these beautiful pink doughnut holes I made last week. Raspberry Lemon Doughnut Holes to be exact. I was in the mood for doughnut holes so I had to make some. These come together quick, so no excuse not to make them.
I added in some Sprout Living Vanilla Lucuma Protein Powder for an extra boost, and plenty of tart lemon along with the raspberries. They were the perfect balance of tart and sweet, and in a way refreshing. I imagine myself sitting out on the patio with some lemonade and these just enjoying the fresh air. If I had a hammock and a patio…but for now eating them in the kitchen is just fine and they are delicious!
Raw Raspberry Lemon Doughnut Holes
Makes 12
doughnut holes:
2 cups finely shredded dried coconut
1/4 tsp sea salt









I can’t wait to try this, but with mesquite powder and dried goji berries, if that’s not too far off the path?
I have never tried mesquite powder. I would say go for it though, the best recipes are experiments :)!
I have hemp protein powder. It’s not raw but it is plant based. Do you think it would be okay to use this instead? I don’t know if it will negatively affect texture or taste if it’s not raw.
If it is very strong flavored, I would just leave it out. I know some hemp protein powders taste hempy and would make the doughnut holes taste gross. Not that I don’t love hemp seeds, but you know what I mean ;). If it is one of the more neutral ones however, I would say go for it!
Can the recipe use fresh raspberries?
No, because they will add too much moisture to the doughnut holes. If you do add them you will have to play around with the other dry ingredients to make them less sticky.
Can you please state the nutrition facts
I do not list nutrition facts on this website, sorry. If you want nutrition facts, there are plenty of calculators online you can use ;).