
In fact, we are having them tonight. Breakfast for dinner...if I could convince my kids to eat breakfst for dinner every single night, I probably would. I love the ease of it and the fact that all my kids like breakfast food. It makes life easy to make meals like this.
To make these waffles, simple get a bowl and mix all ingredients well. But not too well. A few lumps and bubbles here and there is a good thing. Then heat a waffle iron to the toastiness you prefer and enjoy. Simple. Delicious.
Especially with a side of sausage or bacon or fruit and a nice frothy orange julius.
I might have to share that recipe with you next. =)
3 comments:
Jody, thanks for the recipe! Looks yummy! For the life of me I can't figure out what is "b.p."?
Sorry about that! I've made the recipe so many times I don't hardly even look at it anymore. The b.p. stands for baking powder. And hopefully it's obvious the soda refers to baking soda. For oil, I use canola or vegetable oil. It really is an easy, tasty, fluffy waffle recipe. I hope you try it and like it!
good information ... I have read and will be added to my personal knowledge... thanks
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