Now that we're married I like the idea of weekend breakfast together. We had very generous wedding guests and decided that we would put some of that generosity into a waffle maker! Darrin really likes waffles and it's a fairly easy Saturday morning breakfast so I was super excited about this purchase. I did decided to get Belgium Waffle mix instead of making the mix from the recipe that came with the waffle maker - more in effort to save on ingredients than anything else.
I got up yesterday morning super excited to try out our new kitchen tool. I started cooking up some bacon and mixed my batter. I read the instructions for the waffle maker three times (my mom was a teacher so I'm very into following rules!). I measured out the batter perfectly and started making my first waffle. We got a nice waffle maker with a little light that tells you when your waffle is ready. When the green light came on this is what I got...
Not how it's meant to look... |
...then I realized I left the egg out of the batter!! Who forgets to add a MAIN INGREDIENT when there are only four you have to worry about in the first place? The real issue is that I kept trying to remind myself to add it because I somehow knew I would forget! So I chalked up this disaster to the lack of egg. I tossed out the first batch and made a second - this time with egg.
Again, I poured the perfectly measured amount into the waffle iron and waited for my little green light. This is what I got...
Missing a little bit of waffle |
So much better |
Darrin's yummy plate! |
I felt a little wrong not following the instructions, but the waffles turned out perfectly golden brown and delicious! After adding peanut butter and syrup, Darrin was satisfied with his creation - on the other hand, I'm more of a butter and syrup kinda gal! It was a really yummy breakfast and I'm looking forward to trying more creative waffles in the future - banana and chocolate waffles anyone?
What's your favorite breakfast food? If you could have any type of waffle, what would it be?
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