Ginger & Spice Waffles

cindy
cindy @kittyinthekitchen

This recipe needs a waffle maker so if you don’t have one then I guess you could try sizzling it in a pan but the final product might not be AS good.

Ginger & Spice Waffles

This recipe needs a waffle maker so if you don’t have one then I guess you could try sizzling it in a pan but the final product might not be AS good.

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Ingredients

3 people
  1. 150 ghigh grade flour
  2. 50 glow grade flour
  3. 15 gmilk powder (optional)
  4. 10 gground ginger (you can add more or less according to your likings)
  5. 20 gbrown sugar or coconut sugar (for colour but white sugar is fine too)
  6. 5 gcinnamon powder
  7. 15 gbutter
  8. 2 gbaking powder
  9. 1egg
  10. 2 gdry yeast
  11. 70-80 gwater
  12. This is an OPTIONAL FILLING SECTION
  13. 4 tbspmaple syrup
  14. Crushed walnuts (or other nuts)

Cooking Instructions

  1. 1

    First use the water to melt the yeast in a little bowl and LEAVE IT THERE!

  2. 2

    Then in a bowl, add ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING, first the dry ingredients, then the wet, and then last of all the ‘yeast in water’. Knead the dough until soft and not too sticky.

  3. 3

    Now knead the butter into the dough mixture. If it is too sticky then you can add a little more plain flour.

  4. 4

    Cover the dough and let it rise for about 30 or more minutes because dead dough is disgusting.

  5. 5

    While you are waiting for the dough, NOW would be a brilliant time to get started on the filling.

  6. 6

    The filling is super easy — just mix the walnuts with the maple syrup. If the filling is a little runny you can add some sugar.

  7. 7

    Now you can start cooking!

  8. 8

    Grab your waffle maker and roll a bit of dough (as big as you like) and if you ARE using the filling, push down the inside and add a little bit of it.

  9. 9

    Make sure to roll the dough (with or without filling) until smooth and soft.

  10. 10

    Preheat your waffle maker for about 1 minute then according to the size of your dough (I usually make mine about 2 tbsp big) set it for however many minutes you need.

  11. 11

    Do that will ALL your dough. Then if you have any more filling left over it will taste delicious drizzled over your waffles. Oh right if your filling leaks out that is fine completely fine just eat it. Enjoy and bye!

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