Waffles are delicious for breakfast, but you can get creative with your waffle iron and make some fun treats too. We're ...

I think we can all agree that when you’re eating a lot of one particular thing, the best way to keep things interesting is to try new recipes and to find different cooking methods for it. And my ...

the best way to keep things interesting is to try new recipes and to find different cooking methods for it. And my latest shrimp obsession is to “grill” it using my waffle iron. The waffle ...

No waffle iron? No problem! These are made in a griddle pan. We used a 26x26cm/10x10in griddle pan, if you use a larger pan the mixture will make fewer waffles. FAQs about BBC Food ...

But what’s become clear to me is that if you’re a waffle person, you’re an enthusiastic waffle person, and a quality iron is just as ... had seen develop waffle recipes (meaning they made ...

Have it as a dessert or enjoy it for breakfast, this waffle cake will satisfy your taste buds. 3. Spray the waffle iron well and preheat it. Stir the wet into the dry ingredients. 4. 4. Beat the egg ...

Separate the egg white and beat until stiff peaks form. This step is the secret to making your waffles extra light and fluffy. Pour the batter into the hot waffle iron and cook for 5-10 minutes until ...