Can I say, again, how much brunch is my favorite thing in this world? Well maybe not my favorite thing in the WORLD, but I adore brunch. Sipping hot Crio Bru with a plate of gluten-free, refined-sugar free breakfast food goodness surrounded by people I love is just the best.
I actually made two variations on this waffles last weekend with Mr. Charming and they were both so good I couldn't decide which ones would go up first. But these, with a little coconut whip and berries were just too yummy and too pretty not to debut right away. Mr. Charming and I received a waffle iron for our wedding, in 2011, and we JUST now broke it out to use it. I know, I know, terrible. But we were blessed with so many awesome kitchen gadgets, it's taken us some time to get through trying them all out. I am so glad we did! And now that it's been broken in, these baby's will be a staple in our home on weekend mornings and friend and family brunches. The recipe is also super simple even though it looks like a long list of ingredients. Once you get it all in a bowl you just whip it up and pour it in the hot waffle iron and within minutes you will have fluffy Belgian waffles that are crunchy and golden on the outside and just perfect with any topping you choose.
Serve and enjoy with fresh berries, dairy-free whip, maple syrup, jam, applesauce, honey, vegan butter or plain!
8 Comments
5/4/2016 01:35:34 pm
I love Belgian waffles! They look so good especially aired with blueberries! YUM! :)
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5/5/2016 09:33:53 am
Every now and then I crave waffles, and these look delicious! Pinning for later!!
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Bryon
3/27/2019 01:35:24 am
Why do people bother reading comments if they haven't made the recipe? I read comments to decide whether orr not I should make adjustments or to find if people had issues making the recipe or if they even liked it. Saying, "Sounds good, I might make it". That is helpful to anyone.
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Tina
10/1/2023 07:56:40 am
Do you melt the butter?
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