Blueberry Cranberry Waffles
Basic waffle recipe using dried blueberries and dried cranberries. I used oat milk and egg beaters, so they are vegetarian, but not vegan due to the egg beaters, but the egg beaters are zero cholesterol.
Blueberry Cranberry Waffles
Basic waffle recipe using dried blueberries and dried cranberries. I used oat milk and egg beaters, so they are vegetarian, but not vegan due to the egg beaters, but the egg beaters are zero cholesterol.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Set your waffle iron up. Lightly cover waffle plates with Pam spray or olive oil and plug in.
- 2
You can hand beat the ingredients together or if have a Ninja type blender you can mix the ingredients together. A Ninja type blender can chop the berries up.
- 3
Pour mix onto hot waffle iron.
- 4
Close waffle iron and cook until golden brown. Steam normally stops. About 3 minutes. Sometimes 30 seconds more
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