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Saturday, March 19, 2011

GLUTEN FREE WAFFLES!


Did you catch the guest post I wrote regarding celiac for the lovely Kelly Kunik (a.k.a. K2) while she was in Washington DC for JDRF Advocacy last week?
If not, check it out HERE!

I mentioned the other day that I was making pumpkin waffles for dinner.
There were a lot of folks inquiring about my recipe, and I'm happy to share it!

Step 1:  Combine wet ingredients and smashed fruit in medium mixing bowl...

3 egg yolks (reserve egg whites)
1 1/2 c milk
1/2 c canola oil
1/2 tsp vanilla
1c smashed fruit
(bananas, pumpkin, sweet potato, butternut squash -- or whatever you'd like to try!)

Step 2:  Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form

Step 3:  Combine dry ingredients in large mixing bowl...

2 c Jules Gluten Free Flour (can use regular flour if you don't need GF waffles)
2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
2 tbsp sugar

Step 4:  Add wet ingredients to dry ingredients and mix until just combined (do not over-stir)

Step 5:  Gently fold in stiffened egg whites until all the white has disappeared.

Step 6:  Scoop out 1/2c at a time and pour onto preheated waffle iron to cook as directed.

I've been tweaking this recipe for quite some time.  Sometimes I use Agave Nectar in place of the sugar...honestly, this is the first time I've written it all down.  I always make a big batch and freeze some to use during the week when we need a fast breakfast on the fly before school!

On a side note, I really have no idea how many carbs each waffle ends up being.  I usually guess 25 carbs each, and get it right most of the time...but I haven't done the math to figure it out.  SORRY!

ENJOY :)

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5 comments:

  1. You are a MACHINE Wendy. I know I always say this, but I am inspired in how you manage "D" and celiac day-in and out. The waffles look terrific btw.

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  2. yum! we are Pamela's fans here so I'm going to give these a try with that mix and omit the leavening. hope it works! wonder if blanched almond flour would too?...hmmm i feel a waffle baking week ahead of me :P

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  3. those sound super yummy! can't wait to try them..

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  4. Butternut squash is a tasty choice for the waffle.

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