Brussels Beer Waffles

ZWT 6. The beer acts as a leavening agent and leaves no trace whatsoever after cooking. Good with sour cream and brown sugar. If you are going to serve these for breakfast, you can prepare the batter the night before and leave it in the refrigerator until morning. No further rising is required before use. This recipe is from Jackie Olden’s Come Into the Kitchen – a great cookbook.

Amazing Belgian Waffles

I found this on the internet-i made it easier by using the Saco Buttermilk Powder ( which lats a long time in the fridge)-I am posting this for safe keeping. I have tried a lot of waffle recipes and by far this is the best. I made this in the kitchenaid-gently and slowly so as not to overmix. Try real maple syrup- I am biased towards upstate NY maple syrup since my brother lives there ( he actually made syrup from some sugar maples in his backyard)

Easy Bisqusteaz Belgian Waffles

The best Belgian Waffle recipe I’ve ever had. This recipe simply mixes 1 part Bisquick & 1 part Krusteaz Waffle mix together with a couple added ingredients.

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