Ingredients
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2
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1 1/2
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1/2
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2
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2
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2
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1
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1/2
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Directions
Crispy Buttermilk Waffles,These waffles are AMAZING! They are so crispy, you won’t believe it. TIP: Cool leftovers, and freeze. To reheat, put waffles directly on oven rack at 350 degrees F., and bake for 5-7 minutes.,Very easy recipe. Used buttermilk, followed recipe, did not change anything. Great waffles. Not necessary to wait overnight, it will be ready in a few hours. Do NOT put the mixture in a small container with a lid. The dow will slowly expand (like 10 times), and can “open” the lid. As a topping used fruit preserves and sweetened condensed milk. Awesome!,This is a great recipe. The huge amount of butter makes the most crispy, delicious waffles ever. I like buttermilk in my waffles but I didn’t have any so used 1 cup of 2% and 1 cup of whole milk yogurt.. Wonderful sour, crispy, yum. We made the batter drunk af. It still worked out great
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Steps
1
Done
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Prepare the Batter and Refrigerate at Least 8 Hours Before Baking--All Day to Have Waffles For Dinner (try Over Under Ice Cream), or Overnight to Have Them For Breakfast. |
2
Done
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Make the Batter in the Morning or Evening: |
3
Done
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Combine and Whisk Together the Dry Ingredients in a Large Bowl: Flour, Yeast, Sugar and Salt. Combine the Melted Butter and Milk (or Buttermilk). Add the Mixture to the Dry Ingredients. Whisk Eggs and Vanilla Together in a Separate Small Bowl. Add the Egg-Vanilla Mixture to the Other Mixture, and Whisk Until Well-Combined. Cover With Plastic Wrap and Stick in the Fridge Until Tomorrow Morning. |
4
Done
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That Evening or Following Morning: |
5
Done
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Prepare Waffle Iron as Usual. Stir the Batter to Deflate It (it Should Be Puffy and Frothy). Add to Waffle Iron the Same Way You Would Other Batter, Keeping in Mind That This Batter Will Rise More Than Batters That Use Baking Powder Instead of Yeast. |
6
Done
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Makes 4-6 Large Round Waffles. |
7
Done
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Note: This Recipe Is Easily Made With Milk or Buttermilk. |