🍵 Matcha Marble Donuts

A swirl of matcha and almond — soft, nutty, and just the right touch of sweetness 🍵

Used the Hongbake silicone donut pan and honestly… perfection. No sticking, no breaking, just that super satisfying pop-out moment 😌

They look fancy with that marbled pattern, but they’re actually so easy to make.

Save this one for your next chill baking day 💚

🍩 Matcha Marble Donuts Recipe

Cake

• Cake flour 375 g

• Salt 5 g

• Baking soda 1.5 g

• Unsalted butter (softened) 226 g

• Granulated sugar 500 g

• Vanilla bean paste 22 g

• Large eggs 6

• Matcha powder 18–20 g

Matcha Glaze

• Powdered sugar 240 g

• Matcha powder 6–7 g

• Milk 80 g

Steps

1️⃣ Whisk together flour, salt, and baking soda.

2️⃣ Beat butter + sugar until light and fluffy (about 3–5 mins). Add vanilla bean paste.

3️⃣ Mix in eggs one by one.

4️⃣ Fold in the dry ingredients until just combined.

5️⃣ Divide batter in half — stir matcha into one half.

6️⃣ Spoon both batters together for that marbled look.

7️⃣ Bake at 175°C / 350°F for ~30 mins.

8️⃣ Cool in the pan for 15 mins, then pop them out and let cool completely.

9️⃣ Whisk up the glaze and drizzle away 🍃

Soft, pretty, and kinda addictive.

Not gonna lie — these might be my new favorite weekend bake 😋

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2025/11/13 Edited to

... Read moreIf you’re looking for a delightful twist on classic donuts, matcha marble donuts are a fantastic choice that combines the earthy bitterness of matcha with sweet almond undertones and creamy vanilla notes. Using a silicone donut pan like the Hongbake one ensures your donuts bake evenly and release smoothly without sticking or breaking—making the baking experience as enjoyable as the final result. Matcha powder not only adds a beautiful green hue but also delivers antioxidants and a subtle caffeine kick, providing a refreshing flavor profile different from traditional baked goods. Incorporating almond elements enhances the nutty, rich texture, balancing the matcha’s earthiness perfectly. For best results, use cake flour to achieve a light and tender crumb. Be patient whipping the butter and sugar until fluffy to create a smooth batter that traps air, giving your donuts a soft and airy texture. Dividing the batter and mixing matcha into half creates that signature marble effect, making each bite visually appealing and tasty. When preparing the glaze, adjust the matcha powder quantity to your preferred flavor intensity and sweetness. A homemade matcha glaze combining powdered sugar, matcha powder, and milk creates a fine balance of sweet and slightly bitter notes, perfectly complementing the almond cake. These donuts pair wonderfully with green tea or a light coffee and make a striking centerpiece for weekend brunches or special occasions. Plus, the recipe’s straightforward steps enable even novice bakers to create impressive, gourmet-style treats at home. Experiment with variations by adding chopped almonds into the batter or trying a drizzle of white chocolate over the glaze for extra indulgence. This recipe is flexible, fun, and a fantastic way to blend traditional Japanese flavors with a beloved Western dessert.