I hadn't tried making anything but
waffles in my waffle iron before this, but it works great for sandwiches too!
Not exact matches
As the name suggests, it's comprised of resin, a material that's lighter than the more traditional rubber core, that's been molded
in a so - called speedlock shape that could best be described as a pattern resembling a
waffle iron.
Bowerman was enjoying a plateful of
waffles he had just made
in a
waffle iron.
I put some
in the
waffle iron, and I have to say, it was fun.
A year ago I put my non stick
waffle iron in the garage and told myself it wasn't coming
in again.
Let this be a lesson to us all that everything is better when cooked
in a
waffle iron.
The
waffle iron has become our favorite way to make hash browns because it's a quick and easy way to get the crispiest, crunchiest hash browns without having to fry them
in a lot of oil.
Especially when said corn dogs are cooked
in a
waffle iron, which basically makes them the healthiest corn dogs ever since they're not deep fried.
That's fine — yawn — but this time, we gave our grilled cheese a makeover from the outside
in: we used a
waffle iron to fuse a whole bunch of tater tots into a delicious crispy potato «bread».
If you've been waiting for the right moment to buy that Belgian
waffle iron you've been eying, I think it's safe to say that this is the recipe where you give
in and just go for it.
They're easy to make and
in no time at all (with basically little to no effort because the
waffle iron does all the work for you) you'll have a big pile of
waffled corn dogs just waiting to be dipped
in ketchup and mustard or topped with chili and cheese.
Place about 1/3 cup of the batter into the
waffle iron and sprinkle a bit of the remaining coconut sugar on top of the batter
in the
waffle iron (you may want to grease the
iron with coconut oil or butter to keep sugar from sticking), then close the
iron and cook according to your
iron's directions.
Come morning, you just whisk
in a couple eggs and a bit of baking soda, fire up the
waffle iron, and go.
I think I've been a bit afraid of the
waffle iron hiding
in the back of my cabinet all these years.
I left my
waffle in the
iron about two minutes past the time it said it was «done».
Pour
in a heated
waffle iron (OR
in a small cake pan?
This post has officially been bookmarked for when we purchase / make space
in our tiny apartment for a
waffle iron.
Never mind that they take 15 minutes to cook
in my crappy
waffle iron — they are more than worth the wait.
For several days before Mother's Day I had been making
waffle after
waffle in my old two -
waffle Belgian
iron and popping them
in the freezer to sell at a bake sale for my son's scout troop.
They turned out absolutely scrumptious, but i made the mistake of using quite creamy mashed sweet potatoes, so they kept falling apart
in the
waffle iron.
Instead of throwing these
in a pool of oil, I pulled out the
waffle iron.
Made mine
in a square
waffle iron, about 10 ″ x10 ″ that has 4 5 × 5
waffles and the recipe yielded 2 full batches, or 8 little squares.
My
waffle iron makes the heart shapes, so
waffles are always cute
in our house;) Thanks so much for stopping by!
I've been making these for over a year now, and the only thing I will say is that to achieve the crispness you must have a very hot
waffle iron as you pour the batter
in.
And I've been wanting to give my
waffle iron a workout, it's been languishing
in my cabinet for years...
Hi Bennie, you need to dredge both sides of the potaffle
in flour before putting it
in the
waffle iron.
My brother just got married and loves
waffles, so I've been sending him all your creations to try
in his new
waffle iron!
I loved getting to enjoy these Vegan Whole Grain
Waffles warm right off the
iron the night I made them, but they also made for delicious leftovers re-toasted
in the toaster oven.
However, rather making a reach for white flour and wasting away a ton of nutrients, just crisp them up a minute or two longer than normal
in the
waffle iron.
Well, you do have to buy a
waffle iron if you don't have one already and me thinks that might include most Australian families (or have I been living
in a
waffle - free bubble on my own?).
Linda, I got the idea for baking the cornbread batter
in the
waffle iron because of the fact that some of the people I know who like the Southern cornbread really like it thin and crusty.
I just tried these pancakes but I put them
in the
waffle iron.
On a baking sheet or
in a large cast
iron skillet, spread half the
waffle fries
in an even layer.
Churro bites
in a
waffle iron is BRILIANT!!!
The Belgian
waffle iron makes
waffles 1 - inch thick, and there's lots of crust, so... BUT I tried some of the leftovers
in the toaster the next morning as
waffles with real maple syrup, and it was a delicious breakfast.
Coat the
waffle iron with cooking spray and carefully pour
in half of the noodle misture, taking care to fill all the cavities with the noodles.
Heat up your
waffle iron according to its instructions and ladle
in your glossy, dark batter.
Quick question: how do you think this recipe would fair
in a
waffle iron?
Making cake
in a
waffle iron is genius because 1) it's way faster than baking it and 2) it creates a moist interior and a crispy exterior that's downright addicting.
Spoon
in enough batter to cover three - fourths of the surface (about 2/3 cup for an 8 - by -8-inch
waffle iron).
I was wanting something breakfasty one time and they whipped me up a batch of
waffles with fresh peaches
in the batter,
in a small heart shaped
waffle iron, served with agave syrup.
Mix up the dry ingredients before you go to sleep the night before, and then
in the morning, just whisk
in eggs and a bit of baking soda before firing up the
waffle iron.
I added some baking powder and a dab of baking soda to this batter and they crisped up and baked like regular
waffles in a Belgian
waffle iron....
I haven't used the cast
iron waffle maker
in forever because it was such a pain and I wasn't able to find a better alternative.
Store leftovers
in the fridge and heat
in the
waffle iron or
in the oven before serving.
I put them
in the
waffle iron and they held up great as
waffles too.
In the shallow
waffle iron they are so good!
They were delicious topped with applesauce, but I imagine they would have turned out better
in a regular
waffle iron as opposed to a Belgian
waffle maker.
Do you think either one would work well
in the
waffle iron?