What the Beck???
This is my new fabulous Oster individual waffle maker.
Recipe Review
Today’s
Recipe and Location: Waffles
Found in: The Pioneer Woman
Cooks: Dinnertime
Pages: 4
- 5 Copyright: 2015 Harper Collins OR
I
figured out that there are 297 calories, if 8 servings are made. (Please note that the calorie counts vary depending on the
specific brands of ingredients that you choose to use.)
I
love, love, love these waffles.
The flavor is amazing!! I
shared a several with the Serpico family, and got a thumbs up from them. I was quite excited with my new waffle
maker, too. So easy to use, and
even easier to clean!!!
It divides each waffle into four connected
pieces. So, if I just want a fourth or half,
I can just put the dough in those sections.
Of course, I ate the entire thing and have no regrets.
Is there ever too many small appliances???
Good Lord I hope not, because I
have sooooooo many now!!
Now, on to the creating of the recipe.
These are the ingredients that I used to create this ingredient
I sifted together the dry ingredients.
I added the egg yolks to the milk
(apparently a little white was also in the bowl - oops!)
and the vanilla
I put the egg whites in a bowl, and whisked
them for what seemed like forever. I kept
going until they were a little bit stiff.
I gently mixed the wet and dry ingredients together.
I added in the butter and egg whites
and GENTLY stirred them together
The batter is now ready for waffle iron
Ree's were very done and crisp.
Mine were as done as the waffle iron's highest
setting, so I will have to try to figure out how
much more time to add after the done light
goes on, in order to make them exactly like Ree's.
I can't wait to make them again. YUM! YUM!
These are the ingredients that I used to create this ingredient
I sifted together the dry ingredients.
I added the egg yolks to the milk
(apparently a little white was also in the bowl - oops!)
and the vanilla
I put the egg whites in a bowl, and whisked
them for what seemed like forever. I kept
going until they were a little bit stiff.
I gently mixed the wet and dry ingredients together.
I added in the butter and egg whites
and GENTLY stirred them together
The batter is now ready for waffle iron
Ree's were very done and crisp.
Mine were as done as the waffle iron's highest
setting, so I will have to try to figure out how
much more time to add after the done light
goes on, in order to make them exactly like Ree's.
I can't wait to make them again. YUM! YUM!
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