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Light and crispy, just the way Belgian waffles should be! Serve them with your favorite toppings or try one of the included variations (we're partial to the blueberry version!). If you don't have a Belgian waffle maker you can use a regular one, just adjust the cooking time as needed.
serves/makes:
ready in:
under 30 minutes
23 reviews
2 comments
ingredients
2 egg yolks, lightly beaten
2 cups milk
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/3 cup oil
2 egg whites, stiffly beaten
directions
Preheat a Belgian waffle maker. Grease only if recommended by machine manufacturer.
Combine the egg yolks, milk, flour, baking powder, salt, and oil in a large mixing bowl. Beat on low speed with a mixer until mixed.
Increase mixer speed to medium and beat until smooth and no clumps of flour remain.
By hand, gently fold in the beaten egg whites.
Using a half-cup measure, pour the batter onto the waffle maker grids. Close the top and cook until steam no longer escapes, about 3-5 minutes. Repeat with remaining batter.
Serve hot with your favorite toppings.
Variations:
Pecan or Macadamia Nut Waffles: Sprinkle 1 Tbsp. finely chopped pecans or macadamia nuts over preheated waffle grids. Pour 1/2 cup batter over nuts and close waffle maker. Bake as directed.
Blueberry Waffles: Fold 2 c. fresh blueberries into batter. Pour 3/4 cup batter over grids. Bake as directed.
Chocolate Chip Waffles: Fold 1 cup chocolate chips into batter. Bake as directed.
nutrition data
503 calories, 25 grams fat, 55 grams carbohydrates, 14 grams protein per serving.
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reviews & comments
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Safa REVIEW:
June 29, 2020Love this waffle!! Added sugar in the egg whites:) itâs the perfect crisp and fluff. Although had a question what if I have extra batter left? Can I leave it in the refrigerator? Will it be less crispy or do I just leave it out.
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Summer REVIEW:
February 2, 2020Loved it! Followed another commenterâs suggestion to add sugar to the egg whites and make a bit of a merengue first and it worked beautifully! So fluffy.
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Best Belgian Waffle Recipe yet REVIEW:
December 23, 2019Best recipe I've found. Mix the dry, then wet, then combine and fold in stiff egg whites. Beautiful
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Yasmin REVIEW:
May 18, 2019BEST WAFFLES EVER!!! We have been making these waffles since 2012 before having kids! 7 years and 3 kids later itâs one of our familyâs favorite weekend treats. It smells like heaven in our home when we make these and all the kids love to help...and eat of course!!!
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baker bob December 12, 2018
Not only being a father of 5 children, but a baker for all of my life, the little trick that I use in making crispy waffles is to also add sugar to the whipped egg whites and make a meringue which is stiffer than just egg whites.
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Guest Foodie REVIEW:
December 4, 2016Yes these are the best waffles on the net. First I triedthe recipies that came with my machine and they were awful.These are so nice and fluffy and tasty.These are my favorites and you can add your own extrasfor your taste. I did add vanilla and sugar to taste though. Yummy!!
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MA REVIEW:
November 29, 2015Best waffles I think I've ever made!!
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Coloradocook REVIEW:
January 13, 2015I have tried several Belgian waffle recipes. This recipe was perfect. I added a little sugar and some vanilla to boost the flavor. The waffles were light and crunchy. I believe, the secret is letting the steam escape completely. Disregard the light on the waffle iron.
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mmmbreakfast REVIEW:
October 19, 2014i liked the texture of these waffles quite a bit. however, i'd never made waffles before and this recipe made SO MANY WAFFLES. literally, about 15. since i was only making them for two, we had a lot left over. also, imo, the batter was pretty flavorless. i would suggest adding a bit of spice and/or sugar for the plain or using the blueberries as suggested.
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jeneva REVIEW:
October 8, 2013Great texture on these waffles. Just the right crispness on the outside while being moist inside.
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HSKI REVIEW:
February 6, 2013YUM! I hate making waffles from scratch because they never taste as good as a box- sad right - until i found these! they were just great and since low sugar, healthy alternative for a diabetic
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Lindie REVIEW:
December 29, 2012I just made these this morning. I used coconut oil, and replaced a 1/2 cup of flour for almond meal (almond flour)... they were delicious!!!! Crisp, light, and coconut oil is healthier and tastes amazing. I did add a couple extra tablespoons of regular flour too. 5 stars!!
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Shannon REVIEW:
October 7, 2012Finally: a quick, crispy waffle recipe!I added vanilla and more flour; other than that, it was fantastic!
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kjambe REVIEW:
May 28, 2012Just added a little cornmeal, whole wheat flour, and oats in place of some of the white flour... used the chopped pecans in the bottom of the waffle iron as suggested, and these were the best waffles I've ever had :o)
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breakfast guy REVIEW:
February 11, 2012Most waffle recipes are either really difficult or not any good. This recipe is easy and it made great (read 'light') waffles! The only reason I came back to rate was so that others might benefit from the recipe as I did...
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Rosie REVIEW:
October 2, 2011I only hard Smart Balance oil and I can still taste the oil. I suppose my mom used peanut oil. Otherwise, they reminded me of my youth. I added 1 T of powdered sugar to the egg white and added "orange flower" flavor and it was just like being in France. Delicieux.
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Morgan August 10, 2011
is that olive oil or Vegetable oil in your recipe?
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ricky rescue REVIEW:
June 10, 2011Waffles turned out awesome!! I'm going around looking for that crispy outside - fluffy inside - and flavorable waffle recipe. This one is a keeper!!!
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Joan REVIEW:
February 22, 2011After 20 years, just lost the recipe book that came with our waffle maker. Thank Heaven that you have almost the identical recipe for these fabulous waffles. They're the only ones I make now. Thank you, thank you.
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lydia REVIEW:
December 14, 2010I have tried many different recipes but this is the best by far!!!!! unbelievable waffles!! very light and crispy! I added chocolate chips and fresh strawberries, WOW!
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Retta REVIEW:
February 10, 2010Tried these tonight.. They were excellent! My husband loved them too.They were very light, and very crisp.Thank you for providing this exceptional recipe.
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Guest Foodie REVIEW:
January 9, 2010EXCELLENT! These are the best waffles I've ever had. I could barely taste it--it was that light and fluffy. I hate thick, heavy waffles and these were completely the opposite!Definitely the best.
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Just a guest REVIEW:
November 21, 2008WOW - You need a higher rating -- how about a 10! These are great. Light, fluffy, and easy to make. They are going on my keeper list. Thanks!
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G2 REVIEW:
January 4, 2008WOW, BETTER THAN MY TWICE-SIFTED, 10,000 STEPS RECIPE! SO EASY, BUT LIGHT AND CRISPY...THANKS!
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Darlene REVIEW:
August 19, 2007This is a fantastic recipe!! I make these waffles every Christmas morning. We add fresh fruit,(strawberries, blueberries, peaches, pineapple etc...) real whipped cream, and plenty of REAL maple syrup. It's now become a family tradition!
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