The response I got from the granola post was so encouraging that I'm going to toss another favorite, frequently used recipe out there.
Enjoy!
I store this mix in an airtight container in the cupboard.
(Sometimes, I use a little less water or a little more mix to get a thicker batter, but this proportion is easy to remember and brain cells are a limited resource.)
In my crusty, old, heavily used, lopsided waffle baker, the surface of the waffle comes out looking a little mottled.
But the flip-side looks nice and golden brown, so I serve them with the pretty side up.
I double the batch to feed myself and the Ducklings. I also double the recipe when making the mix.
We eat waffles or pancakes at least twice a week, so we can go through a lot of mix.
This is cheap and easy.
That makes me very happy!
If you decide to give it a try, I'd love to hear about it.
Enjoy!
Southern Oregon Pancake and Waffle Mix
Combine:
8 C. Whole Wheat Flour
5 T Baking Powder
1 T Salt
2 C. Dry Milk Powder
8 C. Whole Wheat Flour
5 T Baking Powder
1 T Salt
2 C. Dry Milk Powder
I store this mix in an airtight container in the cupboard.
(Sometimes, I use a little less water or a little more mix to get a thicker batter, but this proportion is easy to remember and brain cells are a limited resource.)
To make waffles, combine:
1 C. Mix
1 C. Water
2 Eggs
2 T. Oil
1 C. Mix
1 C. Water
2 Eggs
2 T. Oil
In my crusty, old, heavily used, lopsided waffle baker, the surface of the waffle comes out looking a little mottled.
But the flip-side looks nice and golden brown, so I serve them with the pretty side up.
I double the batch to feed myself and the Ducklings. I also double the recipe when making the mix.
We eat waffles or pancakes at least twice a week, so we can go through a lot of mix.
This is cheap and easy.
That makes me very happy!
If you decide to give it a try, I'd love to hear about it.
Crusty old waffle irons are the BEST!! Thanks for the kitchen ideas!
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