Waffle recipe...

Anonymous
I use Mollie Katzen's recipe from the Sunrise Cafe book which calls for some protein powder. You make a master mix and then can make the waffles as needed in less than five minutes. It's amazing. Even on a school day it's doable.
Anonymous
I have a Villaware belgian waffle maker.
The buttermilk and overnight yeast waffles both come out great.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Easiest and best recipe that I know and use weekly:

2 cups flour
1 tsp baking soda
2 tsp baking powder
1/8 tsp salt
combine in a large bowl

In a second bowl (I actually just use a 4 cup pitcher)
3 cups buttermilk
2 eggs
1 Tsp vanilla extract
Whisk together to combine

Combine the wet ingredients with the dry.

1/4 cup butter melted, mix into the batter.

Let it rest for a few minutes (like 5 or less) and use in your waffle iron.

The fanny Farmer overnight waffles with yeast are amazing but you need to plan ahead for those.

Also making grilled cheese in the waffle iron is delicious!!
Of course using a country white type of bread yields the best results.



Do you just put cheese between bread and stick it in there? Anything else you've made other than waffles?
Anonymous
Chocolate or pumpkin waffles
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Omg yes! Look on pinterest. You can put cinnamon rolls in there
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Which in fact would be weirdly cooked cinnamon rolls, not waffles.
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