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What's Wrong With My Waffles?
Here's How to Make Great Waffles
by Ken Miller

Do you love waffles, but the ones you cook at home are...well...blah and tasteless? Do your waffles turn out limp and chewy? Help is on the way. You can make great waffles. All you need is a good recipe (pretty simple, actually) and a few tips on waffle making procedures.

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For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son,that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal live. John 3:16 (NIV)

Most all waffle recipes contain the same basic ingredients. Flour (or pancake/waffle mix), sugar, salt, milk, eggs. The many varieties of waffles comes from the additives to the batter, or toppings added when served. Other than that, they are basically the same.

So what makes some waffles bad, some good...and others great? Technique and a few little secrets. There are only a few tips you need to know. But, they will make a difference in your waffles....more...


Waffles - Contemporary Food with
Thousands of Years of History
by Terry Kaufman

Although waffles seem to be a relatively contemporary food, they have been around, worldwide, for thousands of years. It is quite likely the Ancient Greeks ate extremely flat cakes, called obleios. However, it would appear the earliest evidence of the manufacture of waffle irons may have come up from Holland or Germany during the 1300s. Construction of these waffle irons consisted of two hinged plates which were connected to two long handles of wood. It was not unusual to find elaborate patterns, such as landscapes, religious symbols, or heraldic shields, imprinted upon the waffles by plates embossed with these symbols. Some plates had the honeycomb-grid that we now use. The waffle plates (or irons) were then baked over the fire in the hearth.

Waffles were cooked between two hot metal plates, a method used continuously throughout the Middle Ages by obloyeurs, people specializing in making a variety of obleios that were often flat or rolled into coronets (a horned shape). ...more...






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Waffles

A Dozen Delicious Waffle Variations by Leslie Sausage
Belgium Waffle Recipe by Amanda Luczynska
Breakfast Bonanza - The Ultimate Waffle Toppings to Help Your Appetite by Otto Kreistler
How to Freeze Waffles and Enjoy Them For Breakfast Throughout the Week by Susanne Myers
How to Make an Easy Waffle Recipe by C. Bell
How to Make Your Own Pancake and Waffle Syrups by Shelly Hill
Melt-in-your-Mouth Blueberry Waffles With Buttery Maple Syrup by Sofia De La Guardia
Savory Or Sweet, Waffles Are a Treat! by Harriet Hodgson
Scrumptious Chocolate Belgian Waffle Recipe by Lola M DeGruttola
Waffles - Contemporary Food with Thousands of Years of History by Terry Kaufman
What's Wrong With My Waffles? Here's How to Make Great Waffles by Ken Miller

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