Forum Thermomix
Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Breakfast => Topic started by: faffa_70 on November 08, 2010, 11:17:45 pm
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Waffles
Ingredients
15 g Raw Sugar
90 g butter
400 g buttermilk
2 Eggs
pinch salt
1 teaspoon Bi - Carbonate Soda
250 g SR flour
Procedure
1. Mill sugar on speed 9 for 3 seconds
2. Add butter to bowl and melt for 1 minute at 90° on soft speed
3. Add buttermilk and eggs to TMX bowl and beat for 10 seconds on speed 4.
4. Add remaining ingredients and mix for 10 seconds on speed 6
Tips
This recipe can be doubled. You may need to add more time to your final mix or use your spatula.
converted from Family Circle Step by Step Pancakes, Crepes and Waffles
There you go Linda, it is on the forum too now ;) ;)
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Mmmm! I've never had a waffle iron - I'm off to ebay to look for one! Thanks Faffa!! :-* :-*
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Thanks Faffa, have saved the recipe. :)
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Great I'm making some now, my waffle maker hasn't been touched in ages cause making them took to long, this is so easy, my kids are loving them :)
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I got my waffle maker a few weeks ago and did Jo's recipe which was well received but will def give this one a go Kathryn thanks :)
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I might have to add a waffle maker to my Christmas list! ;D
I'm sure my hubby will oblige, he will be the main beneficiary! :D
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bummer I just got DH a dutch pancake maker for christmas, maybe the kids could get him a waffle iron ;D i so wouldnt want this recipe to go to waste lol
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Mmm. Waffles with fresh fruit and yoghurt for breakfast. I may have to ask Santa for a waffle maker too.
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I borrowed a friend's waffle maker & tried this recipe. BIG mistake - now I have to either get my own waffle maker or conveniently forget to return my friends'. Very nice, especially with chocolate sauce & ice cream. Froze well too.
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You'll buy one deedub ;)
I have the cuisinart Belgium waffle maker
(http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt266/nachothecat/7e2cf241.jpg)
This recipe is good one :)
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Now I have cleaned out my kitchen cupboards I have more room to buy appliances. Maybe a waffle maker :D
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I am not looking, do you hear me!! I am not looking, I do not need another appliance >:(
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I'm going to admit something terrible...
I have never actually had a waffle :-[
So I was wondering if someone could tell me how they compare to pancakes?
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Either have I Amy, but they do look yummy :D
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Lol I feel better now Mandi :D
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I think they are better than pancakes, nice and crisp not soft and doughy Amy.
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They're crispier than pancakes Amy, and not as filling I find. Which means you can eat more of them..... best not go there
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You're doing a very good job of tempting me ladies... :-)) I wonder if there is room in our little kitchen for a waffle maker ;)
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I'm going to admit something terrible...
I have never actually had a waffle :-[
So I was wondering if someone could tell me how they compare to pancakes?
I guess you could describe them as a crispy hot pancake....especially nice with icecream, and drizzled with hot chocolate sauce or caramel :-* you can also top them with savoury toppings, or add savoury ingredients to the waffle batter.
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I'm going to admit something terrible...
I have never actually had a waffle :-[
So I was wondering if someone could tell me how they compare to pancakes?
I guess you could describe them as a crispy hot pancake....especially nice with icecream, and drizzled with hot chocolate sauce or caramel :-* you can also top them with savoury toppings, or add savoury ingredients to the waffle batter.
Mmmmmm.... I feel the need to go to the kitchen store today :-))
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I just got a cheap waffle maker from 'Chickenfeed' $14.99 - only makes 2 at a time but as I have never even tried a waffle either I didn't want to spend too much. Miss 5 has been asking for them in her lunchbox as some of the other kids have them (have no idea if she has seen sweet or savoury ??? ) I also got a mini doughnut maker for the same price at the same time :-)) Seems like I have a few recipes to find and try....
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Oh wow Astarra, your kitchen is going to be a lot of fun with all those little appliances to try out!! :D
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I just got a cheap waffle maker from 'Chickenfeed' $14.99 - only makes 2 at a time but as I have never even tried a waffle either I didn't want to spend too much. Miss 5 has been asking for them in her lunchbox as some of the other kids have them (have no idea if she has seen sweet or savoury ??? ) I also got a mini doughnut maker for the same price at the same time :-)) Seems like I have a few recipes to find and try....
Have you seen this recipe for mini doughnuts (http://www.forumthermomix.com/index.php?topic=2789.0) from Isi ;)
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I just got a cheap waffle maker from 'Chickenfeed' $14.99 - only makes 2 at a time but as I have never even tried a waffle either I didn't want to spend too much. Miss 5 has been asking for them in her lunchbox as some of the other kids have them (have no idea if she has seen sweet or savoury ??? ) I also got a mini doughnut maker for the same price at the same time :-)) Seems like I have a few recipes to find and try....
Have you seen this recipe for mini doughnuts (http://www.forumthermomix.com/index.php?topic=2789.0) from Isi ;)
I hadn't seen that one, thank you so much CC :-*
can't wait to try them out!!!
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will have to make some waffles on the weekend. I'm not much of a sweet tooth but as a kid we loved toasting our waffles and then topping with ice cream and golden syrup.
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The other day I made buttermilk waffles with poached quinces and cinnamon cream. Was delicious. :D
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Does this batter need to rest like pancake batter or can it be used straight away?
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My batter recipe was a little different from this one, but I left it to rise about 15 mins or so. Wouldn't hurt to leave it a bit Wonder even if it's just while you are getting everything else ready to make them. :)
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Made this last night before going to the gym expecting to rest while out but the mixture was quite airated (sp??) and thick so i felt like it needed to be cooked straight away. I only made half the mixture because I only had one egg, and they didn't cook up as crispy as other recipes I've tried but they tasted lovely and we all had some with ice cream.
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Must dust of the Waffle Iron and make these next weekend for breakfast.
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Bumping this recipe - we had these delicious waffles for Christmas breakfast - served with whipped up ricotta, maple syrup and fresh mixed berries. Absolutely beautiful.
I made 1 1/2 times the quantity, and although it needed a little help from the spatula at the end, the TMX coped fine with that quantity.
Leftovers warmed up in the oven for breakfast this morning YUM ;D
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Even though I am really full from lots of leftovers these sound delicious Karen.
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Loved this recipe. I made the batter the night before and kept in the fridge until morning. I also cooked these in a sandwich press greased with a little olive oil spray. (http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160724/77fb8353ee0dfa3f3bdf890d9a6911cc.jpg)
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I love it when old recipes are bumped, I go right back to the start and read all the comments!
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Your waffles look super Kim. 8)
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I do the same too Judy!