04.10.2007. 08:09
I made the sugar waffle recipe - they were delicious. The only problem was they were kind of pale and doughy in the middle ... no matter how long I left them in the waffle iron. Did I do something wrong???
mine tasted good, but I doubled the recipe ....however I forgot to double the water hahaha so they were a bit stiff. Really GOOd though!! would of been great I imagine if I added 2 more cups water :)
I think it would be a little helpful if you put how many this recipe serves because we doubled the recipe and it came out with at least 50 waffles!
50 Waffles!!! What size is your waffle iron?
Where do you find the pearl sugar for the liege waffles? The only type I can find resembles beads of icing sugar.
we adjusted your recipe because we are expert chefs and we know what we are doing.
our tip of the week is: we recommend you use less water because it makes the batter runnier, making it doughy.
if you take our little tip your waffles should be perfecto!! : )
susie ann - I read your tip and I am confused. How does using "less" water make the recipe runnier? And please clarify: does runnier batter make the waffles doughy?
Deedee- what is perfectly clear in susie ann's reply is that the excess water makes it runny, and by using less water, it then becomes doughy
Made these but they were extremely doughy on the inside and I didn't really care for the flavor- it's like eating regular bread.
made these as directed, batter was a wet soup... needed more flour. 3-4 cups total
Substitute water with egg nog for a festive treat.
I tried putting the water ina half a cup at a time, and it was perfect after 1 1/2 cups. When I ate it, it tasted like cereal, so don't put as much sugar in.
We found that the Waffles were more like rubber than waffles. Our were very doughy and dense. Also we found that the outside did not brown up but instead remembled the color of pale skin.
My kids hated these. The texture was chewy and the taste was not bad but, if something can taste watery, these did. The dough was a runny mess and it took forever to cook.
We tried this recipe but no mater what the waffles came apart when we opened the waffle Iron
this has never happened when we made waffles before using other recipes from this page they always come out perfect. If I had to guess it would be the lack of oil in this recipe but no matter what we tried top and bottom sick and would separate. tasted good but way too messy won't be making these again!!!!
This recipe is absolutely terrible. I don't know how it's even up on this site as a good recipe.
I wish I would have read the comments before making these. I bought a Oster model 3874 waffle maker and it had a nice selection of recipes in its manual. I am sad to say the manual got misplaced, because it had an awesome recipe for a chocolate chip waffle. It made a perfect sugar waffle if you left out the chocolate chips. Anyways this recipe on this site is nasty. It is a really runny batter that seems to cook ok in my waffle maker but the inside of the waffle is doughy no matter how long you cook it. The waffle taste really watery. I really don't know if adding less water would make a difference in the recipe. I tried adding more flour but it make them stiff and seemed to make the center even more doughy. Anyways I hope I save someone some flour. Do not make these!
This is a bad recipe.
~uSeR 35o07
Here is a really good sugar waffle recipe
Sugar Waffles
1-1/2 cup flour
1-1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 cup unsalted butter
1 cup granulated sugar
1 tsp vanilla
2 large eggs
3/4 cup milk
Mix dry ingredients and liquid ingredients separately then combine.
Makes approximately 6 large waffles.
~uSeR 35o07
I made uSeR 35o07 Sugar Waffles. It was quick & easy. Plus they didn't even stick to my waffle iron. They came out really easy. My kids loved it. Thanks uSeR 35o07.
After reading some of the comments about the orginal above recipe, I decided not to try it.
ok so question.. i live in Australia and im confused if the all-purpose White Flour is plain or self raising???
thanks
anna - all purpose flour is plain flour, the ordinary stuff, it's called all purpose because it can be used for anything - it is suitable for all kinds of recipes.
These waffles stole my bike. If you make them, beware!!!
i tryed these waffles but added chocolate cocoa and milk instead of water but they are delicious, i would make these waffles any day!!
My daughter and I tried this recipe tonight as our first experience and the result was fantastic,
Perfect waffles! I was just thinking perhaps the kind of waffle maker is important as well as the recipes. Ours is a "SilverCrest" and we love it!!!!!!
i love these waffles i tried the sugar one and the one user 2500 somthing gave they were beautiful!! i love dem and so did my family
add butter. and some almound.
deees wafflez be narsty
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