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Sweet Delicious Waffles
Expert Author John R Chapman

If you didn't read the teaser because of this article, you've missed a grand introduction to 1 of my favorite foods: waffles. They might be exactly the same as you remember once you were a kid, or as complex because the culinary champions of the world's finest restaurants can muster. Yes, I am a fan, and loyal subject, of Waffledom. The following recipe may be the base of nearly every other waffle recipe, so take heed.

Ingredients:

2 glasses of bread flour (if you don't have bread flour, all-purpose will do)
1 tablespoon of baking powder
a pinch or two of salt
2 eggs, sectioned off into yolks and whites in separate bowls
2 glasses of whole milk

1/2 cup canola or extra virgin olive oil (we'll save any butter for the very best of the waffles when we're done)

"What?! No sugar?!" That's right. You shouldn't be surprised with how sweet they're without it.

Prepping this concoction is really a breeze, but you do need a waffle iron. A stovetop, or electric model will work fine. Unless you have one, they're cheap enough at your local discount store. I recommend the old-style chrome-plated electric models. They are simple, easy to clean, and most have non-stick surfaces.

Directions:

Separate your eggs into yolks, and whites, into two, separate, medium mixing bowls.
Gently mix together the egg yolks. Add the rest off the wet ingredients to the egg yolks and continue to mix gently. Reserve.
With a wire whisk, vigorously whip the egg whites into stiff peaks. A power mixer also works fabulously for this task. Reserve when complete.
In a large mixing bowl, add all dry ingredients and mix them well. Then develop a "well" in the heart of the ingredients.
Preheat your waffle iron to medium-high. Once the surface reaches the correct temperature, a bead of water should "dance" at first glance.
Stir the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients. see more will be lumpy, but that's ok.
Gently FOLD the beaten egg whites in to the mixture. Go slowly in order not to"break" the whipped egg whites. This technique adds fluffiness and volume to your finished product as the whipped air stays in the batter.
Carefully pour 1 to 1/14 glasses of mixed batter onto one side of the waffle iron. Start on the exterior edges, then work your way to the guts. Close the lid for 4 minutes, then look for a golden brown color to know when they're done.

Serve immediately, or lay flat on a wire rack in your oven, set to "warm" (about 170F). do not stack waffles while warming in the oven, else they have a tendency to obtain soggy. Any uneaten waffles could be frozen for up to 3 months. Use a resealable bag, but be sure you squeeze out each of the extra air. Then tomorrow, or 90 days from now, you can just pop a few into the toaster. Are going to as delicious because the day you made them. Frozen to fun in five minutes!

Topping ideas offer the old stand-by, maple syrup, but also include strawberries, blueberries, whipped cream, and also peanut butter. Dress them up and experiment with your own mixtures.

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