Belgian Waffles

quote:

Originally posted by Baah Ben

Russ - for those who cannot get a separate electrical line (is it a 208 line?) in their home just to accomodate that waffle iron, I still think the new Presto s/s flip over unit is pretty good. It is definitely not a toy like some of the other cheap household units. There are some other heavy duty household units now on the market. All have enough power to now yield a crispy waffle.

I think once these manufacturers saw the success the Hampton Inns had with that flip over waffle maker for their morning guests, they worked on updating their's.

Boy, that recipe looks great. I'm just too damn lazy. But, I do make my own batter; no packaged stuff. I would like to add some malt flour. I will look for it in the store.

quote:

Originally posted by Baah Ben


I love waffles, but they have to be really crisp.

quote:

Originally posted by Baah Ben

Ok, it's a regular plug in, but you said you need a separate circuit so I thought it might be commercial grade. Hey, I'm sure it is better than the Presto with all that weight and power. I never knew they existed. I would have brought one. The Presto I got was about $49.00

I love waffles, but they have to be really crisp.

quote:

Originally posted by stlouisguy

I prefer regular, smaller tread, home style-type waffles. If I can’t have those, Waffle House suits me just fine. Just ask for them cooked dark, so they are crispier. I hate soft, pale, doughy waffles.

Oh, and leave off the powdered sugar, pie filling, and whipped cream. It’s breakfast, not dessert, for crying out loud. Serve them with good maple syrup or honey.

And don’t even come near them with chocolate chips or bananas. Disgusting.