The Waffle Thread

oigetit


I seem to be the only one who likes buttermilk waffles with sausage gravy on top.  Is there anyone else?   Anybody????

Take Heart! You're not alone!
We had a Diner back home in PA that served shredded chicken and gravy on a waffle. Very Good!
In Phoenix, LoLo's Chicken & Waffles serves the " Baby Ray" - 3 pcs of Chicken, smothered with Gravy & Onions, with 2 Waffles for $12.00!

Don't know if I could get used to the idea of a sausage gravy waffle. 

MellowRoast


Don't know if I could get used to the idea of a sausage gravy waffle. 

No big deal---If you like Biscuits & Gravy this is it's first Cousin! Just another form of dough. Some scrambled eggs on the side would just top it off.!

While I love sausage and gravy, who'd taste a waffle with that heavy gravy on it????

Sometimes I add cornmeal to the waffle mix instead of some of the flour and add cooked ground sausage, diced jalapeno's and shredded cheddar cheese. This makes a great savory waffle...Russ

I would definately try sausage gravy on a waffle!!

leethebard


While I love sausage and gravy, who'd taste a waffle with that heavy gravy on it????

Only one way to find out. Give it a try!

Russ Jackson


Sometimes I add cornmeal to the waffle mix instead of some of the flour and add cooked ground sausage, diced jalapeno's and shredded cheddar cheese. This makes a great savory waffle...Russ

 
Sounds good! Does IHOP & Waffle House know about this??

Foodbme

Russ Jackson


Sometimes I add cornmeal to the waffle mix instead of some of the flour and add cooked ground sausage, diced jalapeno's and shredded cheddar cheese. This makes a great savory waffle...Russ

Sounds good! Does IHOP & Waffle House know about this??

I wouldn't know about that IHOP place, but I'm sure you could get them to top your waffle with sausage gravy at the Waffle House -- probably with the sausage gravy charge added.

annpeeples


I would definately try sausage gravy on a waffle!!

Why not...I'll give it a try!!

 For the last few years I have been working at a diner that serves Carbon's waffles. We lease the equipment and agree to use only their product. The mix is easy to use and the result is very good. I like to put a couple strips of bacon in the iron after pouring in the batter. Serve with peanut butter, banana, and syrup. You can put anything you want in a waffle as long as you have a nonstick iron. Experiment with different fruits, nuts and meats. 
 
  David O.

boyardee65


 For the last few years I have been working at a diner that serves Carbon's waffles. We lease the equipment and agree to use only their product. The mix is easy to use and the result is very good. I like to put a couple strips of bacon in the iron after pouring in the batter. Serve with peanut butter, banana, and syrup. You can put anything you want in a waffle as long as you have a nonstick iron. Experiment with different fruits, nuts and meats. 

David O.

I went on Carbon's web site. If I owned that company, I'd do consumer packaging and build an Iron for Consumer use. They look good.

You can buy it on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Golden-Malted-Pancake-Waffle-Mix/dp/B000ILEMAU
You will want one of these. http://cgi.ebay.com/vintage-heavy-rugged-commercial-cast-iron-waffle-iron-/270656354549?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f046038f5
 
I have bought several for under a $100 on ebay. A little black engine paint and a trip to a local sandblaster. They will clean up like new and last forever. I give them to people as gifts. I have three right now that I use all the time when I cook for my service providers. Make sure you put them on different circuts as they blow breakers....Russ
See Post #8 on page 1.

Russ Jackson


You can buy it on Amazon. http://www.amazon.com/Golden-Malted-Pancake-Waffle-Mix/dp/B000ILEMAU
You will want one of these. http://cgi.ebay.com/vintage-heavy-rugged-commercial-cast-iron-waffle-iron-/270656354549?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f046038f5

I have bought several for under a $100 on ebay. A little black engine paint and a trip to a local sandblaster. They will clean up like new and last forever. I give them to people as gifts. I have three right now that I use all the time when I cook for my service providers. Make sure you put them on different circuts as they blow breakers....Russ
See Post #8 on page 1.

Doggoneit! They beat me to it! There's also some new, reasonably priced heavy duty waffle irons on that Amazon page.