Waffles are always better when made with cake flour. A little bit crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with deep pockets for soaking up butter and syrup, these basic waffles are easy to make for breakfast, brunch, or anytime.
Hi Erin, the recipe is shown above on this page! Here is the direct link and please let us know if there are any additional questions. https://swansdown.com/recipes/basic-waffles/
Can almond/coconut be substituted for whole milk?
Hi Susan,
Almond milk can be used 1:1 in place of 2% milk and whole milk when baking. When using it in place of whole milk, confections may bake a little faster, as there is more water in almond milk than dairy milk. This water evaporates causing the baked good to rise and set more quickly.
Cow’s milk has naturally occurring sugar, and “unsweetened” almond milk has 0g of sugar. To more closely mimic true dairy milk, look for Almond Milk packaging that claims “low sugar” or “lightly sweetened.”
So yes, Almond Milk will work, so will soy milk. Happy baking!
Could you use this batter to make pancakes ? I don’t have a waffle iron
Hi Mary, Yes, this recipe would work well for light fluffy pancakes! Happy baking!
I made the waffles with buttermilk as advised and were perfect! Can you freeze them?
Hi Carolyn, Yep you can freeze them. Waffle iron them till cooked but still soft, before wrapping them well in plastic wrap. Happy baking.
Could you create a recipe similar to the malted waffles they serve in the motel chains for their continental breakfasts…they are so very good and my family loves them…I know they use the Golden Griddle Mix and I can buy on the internet, but would love to make my own from scratch…In advance, thank you so much
Hi Allene, We will certainly pass your suggestion along to The Kitchen for consideration. Malted Pancakes are definitely delicious. Happy Baking!
Can the milk be substituted for buttermilk.
Hi Bridgette, You absolutely can substitute the milk with buttermilk. You will need to reduce baking powder to 1 teaspoon and add 1/2 teaspoon baking soda. Happy Baking!
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Where is the recipe?
Hi Erin, the recipe is shown above on this page! Here is the direct link and please let us know if there are any additional questions.
https://swansdown.com/recipes/basic-waffles/
Can almond/coconut be substituted for whole milk?
Hi Susan,
Almond milk can be used 1:1 in place of 2% milk and whole milk when baking. When using it in place of whole milk, confections may bake a little faster, as there is more water in almond milk than dairy milk. This water evaporates causing the baked good to rise and set more quickly.
Cow’s milk has naturally occurring sugar, and “unsweetened” almond milk has 0g of sugar. To more closely mimic true dairy milk, look for Almond Milk packaging that claims “low sugar” or “lightly sweetened.”
So yes, Almond Milk will work, so will soy milk. Happy baking!
Could you use this batter to make pancakes ? I don’t have a waffle iron
Hi Mary, Yes, this recipe would work well for light fluffy pancakes! Happy baking!
I made the waffles with buttermilk as advised and were perfect! Can you freeze them?
Hi Carolyn, Yep you can freeze them. Waffle iron them till cooked but still soft, before wrapping them well in plastic wrap. Happy baking.
Could you create a recipe similar to the malted waffles they serve in the motel chains for their continental breakfasts…they are so very good and my family loves them…I know they use the Golden Griddle Mix and I can buy on the internet, but would love to make my own from scratch…In advance, thank you so much
Hi Allene, We will certainly pass your suggestion along to The Kitchen for consideration. Malted Pancakes are definitely delicious. Happy Baking!
Can the milk be substituted for buttermilk.
Hi Bridgette, You absolutely can substitute the milk with buttermilk. You will need to reduce baking powder to 1 teaspoon and add 1/2 teaspoon baking soda. Happy Baking!