How To Make Waffles

So you want to learn how to make waffles? Well, you came to the right place :), this site is filled with different waffle recipes from the simple and basic waffle recipes to a bit more complicated recipes like the recipe for Belgian waffles. But don't worry, even the hardest and most complicated recipe is still pretty easy. Everyone can make delicious waffles right at home.

First thing you want to check is - do I have all the right waffle ingredients? Most of the time you will need some all purpose flour, sugar, baking powder and yeast, salt, eggs, milk, oil and butter.

Second thing you want to check is - do I have a waffle maker? Waffle maker is what gives waffles their shape, it makes those square indents that are just made to catch some syrup, chocolate or cream that you put on top of your waffles. Now if you don't have a waffle maker you can still make waffle batter and then bake it like you would bake pancakes. It will not be quite the same but it sure as hell beats having no waffles at all :)!.

Now lets learn how to make waffles!

You will need:
- 2 cups of all purpose flour,
- 2 teaspoons of baking powder,
- some salt (1/2 teaspoon),
- 2 teaspoons of sugar,
- 2 cups of milk,
- 2 eggs,
- and one tablespoon full of melted butter.
(note - this recipe doesn't use yeast, the ingredients we mentioned at the beginning were just some general things you want to have at home if you want to make waffles regularly)

1. Separate the egg whites from the yolk and beat them until they turn into white snow.

2. Mix all the milk, melted butter, sugar, and egg yolks into smaller bowl. Mix until the sugar dissolves. Put all the dry ingredients (all purpose flour, baking powder, salt) into a bigger bowl and pour in the wet stuff. Mix until most of the batter is nice and even but leave some lumps that will tell you that you did not mix too much.

3. Gently mix egg whites into the batter.

4. You are finished, all you need to do is to bake your waffles. Just put one cup of batter in the preheated iron waffle and close it. It should take about 2 minutes, but check you waffle maker for specific instructions.

...and this is how to make waffles :) Bon apetit!

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Comments

Halie 13.06.2008. 19:21

Nice and simple

Kevin A 23.06.2008. 15:23

This recipe is off the hook

Nikki 24.06.2008. 19:33

My waffles are never as good as they are when I buy them. They are more like pancakes. What am I doing wrong? :(

James R 05.08.2008. 08:37

I've just had the best waffles I've had in years!THANK YOU SO MUCH!

Nathan H 07.08.2008. 14:26

WOW that was fast

sophie 30.08.2008. 14:50

cool its my first time having waffles and they were great!

sharon 06.09.2008. 09:48

hey! how long can the mixture keep while refrigerated? =]

captain dave 10.09.2008. 12:41

I actually found this site by some accidental searching, but am glad I did! Awesome recipes and great instructions.
Thanks.

Captain Dave

Anna 14.09.2008. 15:30

I made these waffles with my waffle maker- they're simple but taste amazing :D

dinghis 20.09.2008. 12:46

GREAT WAFFLES!

elizabeth 24.09.2008. 16:32

None of these recipes seem to say how many waffles they make. We're going to be making waffles for 10 people, and I'd love to try one of these recipes, but I don't know how many batches to make!

Wingsmagee 14.10.2008. 00:22

Great recipe. Just a tip for everyone. Be sure to not try to skip the whipping of the egg whites. It's vital to to the recipes consistency to come out just right. I made 10 out of the batch with a double square waffle maker. Once again superb recipe I will play with it when it comes to making different flavored waffles. Yum yum. Thanks for the recipe.

kevin 22.10.2008. 11:49

I'm eating my waffle now, way better than bisquick.

lisa 24.10.2008. 22:40

I'm going to try this. Sounds like a winner.
I do have a general question, do I need to grease the iron before adding batter?

Danny 30.10.2008. 08:15

lisa: in my experience it depends on your waffle iron so just try it

Bryan and Jenny 02.11.2008. 07:07

We followed the recipe to a T and it turned out like dough, not batter. :-/

Nat 02.11.2008. 17:24

This recipe sounds good, I think I'm going to try it and like it.

Jane 18.11.2008. 08:45

do we need to wait for the batter to raise ??

haan 20.11.2008. 01:59

yum yum yum this is great!!!!!!!

Marce 26.11.2008. 09:04

Hi! I'm trying to make waffles that are hard enough to hold the in your hand but at the same time soft and crunchy, I've been trying for the last 2 weeks every recipe and all what i get is pancakes without air :(... any suggestions for me?... thanks for your help.

farah 09.12.2008. 06:56

yay i never knew how 2 make waffles but until now im happy:D moih
love u xoxo

Tania 09.12.2008. 20:45

Hi, I'm making waffles with my dad. I was just wondering how many servings come out of just one batch because it doesn't say it anywhere here. But, reading all those awesome comments, I think I'll try it anyways. :);):);):);):);):);):);):);):);):);):);):);):)THANKS!!!

John T 15.12.2008. 17:47

MMMMM''''MMMM...Good :)

ally 16.12.2008. 14:56

Separate the egg whites from the yolk and beat them until they turn into white snow.
i dnt get dat...u mean the shells...:|

Bakery Brat... 22.12.2008. 08:59

"Dough not batter" = yes, I am running into this problem too. Will beating the egg whites make the difference? Suggestions?


Ally - "Separate Egg whites from yoke" means taking the yellow part out of the the clear slimy part (aka egg white) of the egg. Let me see if I can explain the technique... read through before doing:

-Start with 2 empty small bowls.
-Gently put a crack in the egg shell.
-Once cracked, carefully open the shell just a little so the egg white runs out of the shell and drops into the first bowl - BUT try to keep the yellow yoke captured in 1/2 of the shell.

***If you crack the shell, and then hold the egg so it's vertical instead of horizantal, then gravity will do its part, spilling the whites and caputuring the yellow yoke.

-Once you have the yellow yoke in the egg shell without much white, then put the yoke in the second bowl.
- Take a whisking utensil and stir the egg whites so you get tons of little bubbles that look like white foam (aka snow). From the recipe it sounds like the more egg white foam the better.

I"m trying it this morning!

bakery brat 22.12.2008. 10:59

Hey,
I just made these waffles - yum! Best recipe I have tried so far!

I also added to the dry ingredients:
1 Tbsn of Cinnamon
1/2 tspn of Nutmeg
1/8 tspn of Cloves

And when I added the egg whites, I also added chopped up dehydrated apples - Delish!


"Dough rather than batter":
I figured out the problem I was having... On all recipes, flour is generally measured as "sifted" amounts instead of "packed" amounts = which means that when measuring flour, you should fluff it up in the bag a few times before measuring in the cup. If you measure a packed amount rather than a sifted amount, then you will use way more flour than called for and it will make the recipe doughy instead of batter-like.

Enjoy!

magma3637 22.12.2008. 23:49

this recipe is simpler. gonna try to do this too (",)y

callie and erika 23.12.2008. 18:18

Hear ye hear ye. Thay waffles are splendid. All ye I favor quote "ay",

Miranda 28.12.2008. 09:53

OMG, my mom just got a Texas shaped waffle maker for Christmas and i have been dying to make waffle with my dad.But he says it's to much work and we will make it some other time. with this recipe he finally came to his senses and said he would try THANKS!!=]] =]] =]] =]] =]] =]] =]] =]]...Okay so we made the waffles and I gotta say, DELICIOUS!!!!!!!! Thanks again for the recipe...

ben 29.12.2008. 04:24

A Texas shaped waffle maker :)? I would love to see a picture of the waffle that comes out..cool.

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