The waffles pictured above were, indeed, prepared by the non-cook. Impressed? Shocked is more like it.
Here's a funny story:
I had a hankering for homemade waffles. (I've always wanted to use the word "hankering".) I also want to get away from buying, and feeding my kids (and myself), prepared frozen waffles. No, I don't have a waffle iron. What non-cook has a waffle iron?!
So I bought one.
Don't get excited, it's nothing fancy. I bought a little Black and Decker number on sale at Kohl's for $24.99 and I had a 30% coupon. Have I ever mentioned that I rarely shop without coupons? It's my way of sticking it to the man.
I brought my new prize home, cleaned it, seasoned it and made the little ladies and I waffles for dinner. (Randy had a work-thing and was totally jealous to miss breakfast for dinner.)
I found a pretty simple waffle recipe on allrecipes.com, but, according to me, it didn't have enough vanilla extract. You can never have enough vanilla extract. It took a couple of tries to prefect this recipe, but I think I've got it.
This part smelled pretty good.
This part smelled even better.
Oh my gosh, these are wonderful. Eggo, eat your heart out.
Recipe:
2 cups flour
4 teaspoons baking powder
2 tablespoons sugar
2 eggs
1 1/2 cup warm milk
1/3 cup butter, melted
2 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Mix it all up and scoop into waffle iron as directed by your owner's manual, wait for it to cook and enjoy. :)
What have you been cooking up lately?
Mix it all up and scoop into waffle iron as directed by your owner's manual, wait for it to cook and enjoy. :)
What have you been cooking up lately?
Mmmmm....waffles.
ReplyDeleteNostalgia is kicking in! I miss waffles! :(
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I haven't had waffles in way too long. And cooking in my house is dangerous - there's no-one around to eat it all!
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