Waffle irons aren't just for weekend brunch. Unconventional batters—plus foods you didn't know you could waffle—will make you want to keep your iron hot all day long!
Now this is the ultimate waffle dessert recipe! Layers of dark chocolate cake waffles are sandwiched with a banana cream and topped with chocolate ganache for a towering treat that will make jaws drop.
Not all waffles are sweet. We call for cornmeal instead of sweeter ingredients like sugar in this waffle batter. From there, choose your own topping adventure: Southern chicken and waffles, chili, Mexican breakfast, or taco.
These buttery cookies are spiked with bourbon before getting perfectly pressed by a waffle iron. The light and airy texture (and dusting of powdered sugar) makes them taste like a mash-up between a beignet and a sugar cookie.
No need for a panini press when your waffle iron can serve double duty (if you have both, we won’t judge). Just think of all the possibilities for waffled sandwiches!
Bet you've never tried this! Bake the ramen noodle mixture in a waffle iron for a crispy-on-the-outside, moist-on-the-inside starch. Then top with coleslaw, barbecue chicken, and an egg for a hearty meal.
Up your cookie-exchange game with these elegant, shareable treats. For those of you who like to plan your parties in advance, you can freeze these chocolaty cookies for up to 3 months.
Special Ingredients: Loose green tea and grated ginger
Your waffle iron can bake a variety of foods, and it also isn't intimidated by beverages. The green tea in these waffles lends a subtle flavor that's perfectly complemented by the fruity peach sauce.
Hash browns are made from potatoes, and these waffles are made with hash browns. So waffle latkes are basically vegetables. Channel baked potatoes and top with sour cream and chives, but swap the typical bacon bits for smoked salmon.
Chocolate and coffee: classic flavors that can completely transform a recipe. These tender waffles are best served warm with a generous scoop of ice cream.
This ooey-gooey sandwich looks like a typical waffle, but take a bite and you'll discover crispy bacon, creamy avocado, and melty mozzarella hiding inside!
Celebrate Thanksgiving any morning of the year with this holiday-inspired recipe. The taste of sweet potatoes and cranberries will have you feeling extra thankful all year long.
Instead of serving waffles, bacon, and apples at brunch, why not combine all three in one dish? The waffle iron continues to make mealtime much more efficient.
