Buttermilk Belgian Waffles (cooling before wrapping & freezing) |
About a month ago after opening the door to one of my kitchen cabinets, suddenly I "spied" my Belgian Waffle Maker! It's only been "untouched" for about 6 years! Other than taking it down when cleaning the cabinet shelves. Remembering that I had Buttermilk in my fridge, the next step- King Arthur Flour's website. There it was- a recipe for Buttermilk Belgian Waffles! The photo looked so yummy & I had the Buttermilk!
- I use King Arthur Unbleached Flour whenever I make pancakes.
- My less cholesterol habit: Substitute Olive Oil for sauteing & baking for Butter.
- Another less cholesterol habit: Rather than 2 whole Eggs, I'd use 1 whole Egg + 2 Egg Whites.
No, we did not devour the entire batch! The extra waffles were cooled & wrapped in plastic wrap/ placed in Freezer bags for even quicker breakfasts other mornings. My method of reheating: my microwave.
The holidays are in our future! If you are looking for a quick, easy & absolutely yummy breakfast to serve your overnight guests Buttermilk Belgian Waffles are great! Take out your waffle maker! If you don't have one, that small appliance would be a great gift to receive! My waffle maker is at least 15 years old. Make & try these. They are so good!
Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside! |
makes 8 Waffles
adapted from King Arthur website
Ingredients:
1 + 3/4 Cup King Arthur Unbleached Flour
4 teaspoons Sugar
2 teaspoons Baking Powder
1 teaspoon Baking Soda
1/2 teaspoon Salt
1 Whole Egg + 2 Egg Whites
1 + 3/4 Cups Buttermilk or 1 Cup Buttermilk + 3/4 Cup Milk
1/2 Cup Olive Oil for sauteing & baking
2 teaspoons Vanilla
PAM
Method:
- In a large bowl combine Flour, Sugar, Baking Powder, Baking Soda & Salt.
- In a smaller bowl beat 1 Egg + 2 Egg Whites.
- Add Buttermilk, Olive Oil & Vanilla.
- Add liquid ingredients to dry ingredients, stirring until almost smooth.
- Spray Belgian Waffle Maker with PAM before preheating, only when making 1st waffle in batch.
- When Waffle Maker is hot, use 2/3 Cup batter to make waffle.
- Close lid. Cook for 2- 3 minutes - until steaming stops.
- (With my Belgian Waffle Maker cooking time is 2 Minutes, 30 Seconds.)
- Carefully remove & continue.
Using the Olive Oil, no butter/ margarine is needed. Maple syrup or Strawberries are our fave toppings! What will yours be?
Enjoy!
Yummy!
2 comments:
Woo hoo! Your waffles look and sound great, Judy! My Belgian waffle maker has been idle for probably 10 years and after seeing this, I need to change that. KA flour is now in most of the stores here, it's the best. Have a good rest of the weekend!
Pam- It's amazing what those kitchen cabinets contain. :) You'll enjoy these.
~Judy
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