I warned you that there would be more waffle recipes, so here is waffle recipe number two.
These were for Sunday’s breakfast and I thought I would ring the changes by making them with cinnamon. They were very popular and Mr OC thought they tasted of cinnamon doughnuts and that can only be a good thing. They are light, fluffy, sweet and spicy and when they are liberally spread with butter and maple syrup they are very good indeed.
Makes 8 waffles
25g light soft brown sugar
300g plain white flour
1 tbsp baking powder
½ tsp bicarbonate of soda
1 ½ tsp ground cinnamon
½ tsp salt
100g unsalted butter, melted
170g greek yoghurt (at the moment Total yoghurt comes in 170g pots, so if you have a 150g pot just add a bit more milk. )
200ml milk
2 eggs
Method
Make sure the sugar has no lumps and put this into a large bowl, add the rest of the dry ingredients and mix well. Add the melted butter, yoghurt, milk and eggs and beat the mixture until well combined and lump-free. Leave to stand whilst the waffle maker heats and then cook as directed by the manufacturer’s instructions. Spread with butter and drizzle with maple syrup and eat immediately.
They freeze very well.
Oh no …. now I’m having to add a waffle maker to my list along with the ice cream maker!!!! I’m a sucker for a waffle ;0)
Well, ice cream would go very well with the waffles 🙂
I’m melting like the butter. These sound so good.
Ah thank you Tracy.
Ohhhhhh…. waffles……ohhhh, my diet.
Oh well, waffles win! 🙂
I am with you there Wendy.
I really really must make an effort and come to you for breakfast – followed by Sunday lunch I think. Your waffles look wonderful and I was sold at the first mention of cinnamon 🙂
Yes you must make that effort 🙂
Ooooh now that is one I have to try. I think with ice-cream too.
You and D would enjoy them I think.
That looks a good amount of butter and syrup you’ve got on there, nice. I had waffles in Brussels once, with ice-cream and advocaat. Very nice; but maybe not for breakfast.
You’re blog is buzzing these days.
Of course it has plenty of butter and syrup on, it’s me we are talking about here. I remember you saying about that waffle, but I don’t remember you saying about the advocaat. I am not sure even a waffle could tempt me into advocaat. I am really pleased with how the blog is going. It keeps me busy, if not thin. 🙂
The perfect way to start the day – actually I would be glad to end the day with these waffles too!!!!
Love-Love Waffle #2!!!
Thank you Nancy. I will try your buckwheat waffles one of these sundays.
I love waffles; I love cinnamon; and I am sure that I would love these!
Ah thank you Michele, you always say the nicest things.