My smiling cousin got a hold of me yesterday and asked me if I was finally going to invite him for waffles. I hadn't really planned on it, since I had not yet found a recipe worthy of serving to company, but I figured, what the heck, I can probably get something out of it to share here.
So I decided it was time to try a supposedly real waffle recipe, full steam ahead and damn the cholesterol. I went to the many pages I had printed for waffle recipes, took one from a reputable food site, and decided to make it. the only modifications I made was to use fat free milk instead of buttermilk, since that is all I had, and after piling up the one ounce of whipped butter to the ceiling, decided to forgo the second ounce.
So I measured, mixed, melted, whipped and stirred, and I had a good looking batter going. In went the batter, flip went the maker, out came a waffle. I ate it. nothing special. Then I made one for the cuz, and he added butter on top and syrup, and said it was ok.
Then the official testers woke up ( well one of them, at least. ) Now, she isn't great in the morning, but her taste buds are awake, and I am sure to get an unvarnished opinion. She takes a bite, looks at me, and asks " is it supposed to have any taste?". Later on, taster number two got up, made her own waffle, and deemed it "tasteless."
So I guess its back to the drawing board. If anyone knows of a waffle recipe that has some taste and won't explode your heart, please feel free to send it to me.
Monday, December 20, 2010
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add cinnamon and vanilla extract. tons of sugar. and guess what? waffles ARE pretty tasteless. add syrup
decent cook, you stole my thunder, but as you can see below, it didn't really help
http://doctorgreunkern.blogspot.com/2010/12/and-tuesday-morning.html
Waffles are all about the shape the crunch and the fun of putting as much sugary garbage you can find in the cabinet, on top of it (think lots of chocolate chips). Don't expect more than that.
Ohhh... and a nice tall glass of chocolate milk (nesquick naturally) to accompany the dish, will surely make for a most decadent meal!
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