whoa!
a double dose of delightfully dowling?
it's your lucky night!
:)
one of the questions from my blog hoppin' monday post was:
waffles or pancakes?
that put me in the mood for
*BFD*
{breakfast for dinner}
after reading snowhite's post about
i knew those were the ones i wanted to try!
here we go!
waffles of insane greatness
adapted from finding joy in my kitchen
3/4 c all purpose flour
1/4 c corn starch
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp sugar
1/2 c milk
1/2 c sour cream
1/4 c vegetable oil
1 egg
3/4 tsp vanilla extract
zest of 1 lemon
1. sift together dry ingredients.
2. in a separate bowl, mix milk, sour cream, oil, egg, vanilla and lemon zest.
3. combine wet & dry ingredients, mixing until just slightly lumpy.
*do not over mix! we want light & fluffy waffles!
4. allow mixture to sit for 30 minutes.
*i was very impatient... i let it sit for 5 minutes.
5. pour batter into wafflemaker & cook according to directions.
6. serve warm.
the vanilla extract and lemon zest are so light and refreshing.
these waffles are perfection.
if you're looking for a perfect weekend breakfast menu,
these waffles with the baked sausage & gruyere omelet would be scrumptious.
have a great evening!
until next time,
dowlings, out!
i'm linking up with 33 shades of green's
Oh they really do sound insane. I must make them, and how cool will my kids think I am when I give them BFD tomorrow night???? Thanks so much, and I enjoyed reading your post....you are funny!
ReplyDeleteah so stinking cute! I'm totally intrigued by the lemon zest and the sour cream
ReplyDelete@lisa - your kids will think you are the coolest, trust me! :D
ReplyDelete@marissa - the lemon zest & sour cream MAKE these waffles! give it a try & let me know what you think! ;)
awesomely awesome! you have a texas shaped waffle maker????
ReplyDelete@sugarswings - heck yes, i have a texas shaped waffle maker! i received it as a gift a few years ago! here's the scoop: while visiting my family in texarkana, texas, we drove to san antonio so my sister & i could go to six flags. they had a breakfast bar at the hotel... with texas waffles. i fell in love. they are, honest to goodness, the best tasting waffles i have ever had. who knew!? though, i must admit, i have not had any other state-shaped waffles to compare it to. ;)
ReplyDeleteyou can get a texas waffle maker (just like mine!) here:
http://www.amazon.com/The-Texas-Waffle-Maker-7707/dp/B0012A8AWW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1295930551&sr=8-1
Love this! I'm visiting Austin in a couple weeks and this just got me pumped up! :)
ReplyDeletePS...thanks for following! I'm your newest follower as well! :)
ReplyDeleteYour waffles look wonderful--wish I had one with my coffee right now! I used to make waffles all the time when my daughter was little. I wore the waffle maker out and never replaced it, so I have to get my waffle fix on the rare occasions I have breakfast out. Your's make me want to start making them again! Thanks for becoming a follower at Buttermilk Cottage. I hope you'll come back often. Hope you love the bread as much as I do! Good luck with it. I'm your newest follower.
ReplyDeleteBest,
Susan
Love the addition of the lemon zest!!
ReplyDeleteAnd -- I have to say, I love your TX waffle maker :)
I am totally with you on Breakfast for Dinner.
ReplyDeleteLove the lemon zest and I am from Texas so I love the shape of the waffles!
Cute pic of you and your hubby!
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Thanks, Gabrielle
This recipe looks amazing! I would love for you to link this or any of your recipes to my blog hop @ It's a Keeper Thursdays. http://www.everydaytastes.com/
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing!
Thanks for linking up to the It's a Keeper Thursday blog hop! I hope you come back next week and link something new!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
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