Waffle Recipes

[sulis]

I finally splurged and purchased a waffle maker - I have been craving home made waffles for weeks.

But I don't want to make waffles out of a box. Anyone have any tried and true, extra yummy waffle recipes they would be willing to share? I love waffles that are so yummy one does not need to cover them in butter and/or syrup.

[five one]

I have a great whole grain one that I can post tonight from home. I'm at work and don't trust my memory. We mostly use real maple syrup, but top them with various berries when they are in season. Homemade applesauce is also a yummy topping, now that it is fall.

[Caecilia]

If you have the Better Homes & Gardens cookbook (Ye Olde Standby, the red-plaid ring binder one), the waffle recipe where you separate the eggs, beat the whites, then fold them back in is excellent. A little time consuming, but great.

[Duck on Wheels]

The question is: What kind of waffles? The American crispy kind are made with separated eggs and stiff beaten whites. The Norwegian soft kind are not. Norwegian waffles also sometimes have cardemom in them (mmmmm!). Then I have a lemon-flavored waffle recipe that's quite good. And a friend of mine makes delicious waffles with left-over mashed potatoes.

[Xrayted]

Mmmm, I like this thread.

[ehirsch83]

these are my favorite! They are made with sweet potatos, and they are pretty easy to make!

http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/reci...ml?rsrc=search

[Eden]

my husband and I have figured out that dried blueberries make a great addition to the batter- they bring all the flavor but not the water to the mix, fresh ones are too wet and they stick to the waffle iron.