- 1 cup of flour
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp sugar
- pinch of salt
- 1 tbsp canola oil
- 1 cup Silk
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
I mixed all of these ingredients together until just mixed, then poured about 2/3 cup of the batter into the prepared waffle iron (pre-heated and coated with canola oil spray). I waited until the indicator light went off on the waffle iron, then for all of the steam to stop, then I popped them out of the iron and that's it! I topped them with some fresh blueberries from my fridge and some maple syrup. They were heavenly, especially since I paired them with French pressed organic coffee sweetened with some Silk soy creamer.
4 comments:
I love waffles. I asked all my friends for a waffle iron for my birthday last year and I ended up with two. I thought about keeping both and having regular waffle parties. But I ended up exchanging one for a new air popcorn popper....
Yum, I love waffles but haven't had them in so so long. Yours looks reallllly good.
hi! thanks for the comment!!! i wish I had read it before I went, I COULDNT FIND ANY VEG RESTAURANTS!!! (i didnt really venture out to look though) But i made do.
those waffles look to die for!!!
What a great, simple recipe! I love things like this that use only pantry staples, so I can whip them up even when there's hardly any food left in the house.
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