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Banana Walnut Waffle Recipe

This sweet, nutty concoction is best served in the form of a Belgian waffle because the deep pockets make wonderful hiding places for fresh banana slices, but it is equally tantalizing as a traditional waffle, loaded with crunch walnuts inside and topped with fresh bananas on the outside. Banana walnut waffle recipe is an excellent option for enjoying potassium rich bananas and walnuts, which are rich in antioxidants, fiber and other nutrients essential to good heart health. Walnuts are also rich in B vitamins, magnesium, and Vitamin E, and are high in omega 3 fatty acids – the good fats that have been shown to lower LDL cholesterol

For this Banana walnut waffle recipe we will need:

1 1/3 cups all-purpose flour
3 teaspoon baking soda
2/3 cup brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
3 eggs
1 teaspoons vanilla extract
1 1/3 cups milk
1 cup melted butter
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/3 cup butter
1 cup chopped walnuts
4-5 fresh bananas for topping
2 teaspoons white sugar


1. First you need to sift together the flour, baking soda, baking powder, brown sugar, and salt in a large mixing bowl.

2. Then stir in chopped walnuts and set aside.

3. Now we are going to the wet ingredients - whisk together the eggs, vanilla extract, milk and melted butter in a separate bowl.

4. Add liquid ingredients to the flour mixture and stir by hand or with an electric mixer. You want the batter to be nice and even but still slightly lumpy. OK, the waffle batter is done.

5. It is time to bake the waffles. Use a preheated waffle iron and bake for about 2 minutes or until steam stops coming out of the seam.

6. When the waffles are done it is time for the topping. Top them with butter, white sugar, fresh sliced bananas and syrup to taste.

This Banana walnut waffle recipe will serve 6 people.


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01.04.2009. 00:58

Comments

Dom 11.04.2009. 09:33

Hm, what is the brown sugar for then? I'm going to caramelize the bananas with a little of it, some syrup, and butter! Mmmmm.

Lori Cline 11.04.2009. 18:16

this is a very good recipe... I fixed these this morning for my famiy
/ however I didn't top with the banannas or homemade syrup.... Which sounded
Great to me/ but not to my hubby.... Anyway i was impressed with the
Flavor/ texture/ the crisp outside/... Very easy to make as well...!

KCW 19.04.2009. 13:17

Not good... directions are unclear. Ingredients seem out of proportion. Just made my first waffle, and it looked and tasted terrible. Keep searching for another banana walnut waffle recipe!

JCM 23.05.2009. 10:55

This is a very bad recipe. The directions are unclear (what is the brown sugar for?). Worst of all, it calls for WAY too much salt, resulting in salty, terrible tasting waffles.

Kevin 23.05.2009. 16:45

I just made these waffles and I followed the directions exactly and they turned out
AWFUL!!! They taste terrible and they look even worse! FIND A DIFFERENT RECIPE!

Joanne 24.05.2009. 19:34

just curious 11 tsp of vanilla????? that seems like quite alot. and what's the brown sugar for????

Jeanine 06.06.2009. 16:27

Some of these comments are funny. The brown sugar is added with the dry ingredients. And the recipe calls for 1 tsp of vanilla not 11. If you actually read and follow the recipe, they turn out just like waffles. Or just use bisquick if that's too hard.

Tara 17.08.2009. 10:29

I just made these, thought it sounded great but turned out to be soggy and gross.

Elizabeth 24.08.2009. 20:39

ummmm....banana walnut waffles....i thought and expected the dough to have mashed bananas in there...hmm...??