White Chocolate Macadamia Waffles
It's time to
unveil my rotating waffle maker and to make it more dramatic, I should make the
first waffles for my benefactor and the flavor of his choice. Actually, R who
gifted me with the gadget told me he wants white chocolate macadamia and even
as I haven't done that before, I'm up for the challenge. It's not like it's
difficult to make waffles he he. My note to self is to stick to my recipe with
minor changes here and there.
I
figured this will be nutty because of the macadamia nuts and I need to adjust
the sugar because I will be folding white chocolate chips into the batter. And
I don't really like white chocs coz' it's just sugar. I would prefer dark
chocolate but then that's what fairy godfather wants so I have to acquiesce.
So
this is how my recipe came up
White
Chocolate Macadamia Waffles
Ingredients:
2
cups whole wheat flour
1/2
cup sugar
2
tsp baking powder
1
tsp baking soda
1
cup Macadamia nuts, ground
4
eggs, separated
2
tsp vanilla
1
¾ cup 2% fat milk
1/4
cup vegetable oil
white
chocolate chunks or chips (sprinkled with 2 tbsp flour)
Directions:
In
a medium bowl, stir flour, sugar, baking powder and baking soda. Mix well.
Preheat
waffle iron.
In
a separate large bowl, whisk egg yolks, vanilla, and milk.
Add
the dry ingredients mixture and whisk until the batter is smooth. Set aside
Pulse
the macadamia nuts in a blender and fold into the waffle batter
In
another clean bowl, beat egg whites until stiff
Fold
egg whites into waffle batter.
Spray
waffle maker with baking spray
Pour
batter into the waffle iron - one cup fits all four cavities in my waffle maker
Plop
some white chocolate chips into each cavity
Cook
for four minutes or until waffle maker light turns green/beeps
Rotate
the waffle maker to the right, open the lid and use a spatula to loosen the
waffle
Transfer
to a plate and serve with unsalted butter, extra macadamia nuts and maple syrup
if desired
It was delicious-
crispy outside and soft inside. I think I'll just rough chop the nuts next time
instead of pulsing because they were kind of lost in the batter. The waffles
didn't need maple syrup because the white sugar err... chocs are already sweet he
he he.
I am hating you right now for putting this delicious photo in front of my face and I can't lick my monitor to taste it!!!
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