These waffles smell AMAZING while they cook. It smells just like Fall.
Petite Allergy Treats Basic White Blend
If you use a different blend it may change the final results.
In a medium size bowl add all wet ingredients: water, milk, oil, applesauce, syrup, flaxseed meal, and vanilla. Whisk by hand until it is well combined (about 30-45 sec).
Set aside while you prep the apple.
Peel apple then slice up and remove core. Place in a food processor and chop until it is finely diced. Set aside in fridge for later.
Add all dry ingredients to a large mixing bowl : gf flour, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda, xanthan, and salt. Whisk together until it's fully blended.
Slowly pour wet ingredients into the dry while whisking the batter. Or pour a small amount, whisk, pour some more, whisk, etc. Mix until combined. The batter will be fairly thick.
Stir in diced apple.
Preheat your waffle maker. When it's ready, spray with cooking oil. I tried brushing mine with olive oil and it did NOT work, the waffle got completely stuck to the iron. I had to use a cooking spray instead (I normally try to avoid it because I can't find one without soy lecithin).
Add enough batter to fill the waffle iron, then close and cook according to your waffle maker instructions. Mine took about 6-7 minutes to fully cook.
Open up the iron, use a fork to remove the waffle and place it inside a folded up towel. Repeat with remaining batter. Then feast!
If you have any extra, these freeze and reheat well.
Recipe slightly adapted from Gwen Leron at Delightful Adventures
I am so thrilled that I found Gwen's recipes, she has some amazing GF & vegan options, you should definitely check them out. The blend she uses isn't low histamine because it contains garbanzo beans, but the gf blend I used for this recipe has worked well for me with her other recipes.
These waffles are delicious and they smell so good. You will not regret making them! It's totally worth the hassle of cleaning the waffle iron (which is like my least favorite job). I hope you enjoy them as much as we do!
You can also pair these waffles with chicken sausage patties to get some extra protein in the morning.
Ingredients
Directions
In a medium size bowl add all wet ingredients: water, milk, oil, applesauce, syrup, flaxseed meal, and vanilla. Whisk by hand until it is well combined (about 30-45 sec).
Set aside while you prep the apple.
Peel apple then slice up and remove core. Place in a food processor and chop until it is finely diced. Set aside in fridge for later.
Add all dry ingredients to a large mixing bowl : gf flour, cinnamon, baking powder, baking soda, xanthan, and salt. Whisk together until it's fully blended.
Slowly pour wet ingredients into the dry while whisking the batter. Or pour a small amount, whisk, pour some more, whisk, etc. Mix until combined. The batter will be fairly thick.
Stir in diced apple.
Preheat your waffle maker. When it's ready, spray with cooking oil. I tried brushing mine with olive oil and it did NOT work, the waffle got completely stuck to the iron. I had to use a cooking spray instead (I normally try to avoid it because I can't find one without soy lecithin).
Add enough batter to fill the waffle iron, then close and cook according to your waffle maker instructions. Mine took about 6-7 minutes to fully cook.
Open up the iron, use a fork to remove the waffle and place it inside a folded up towel. Repeat with remaining batter. Then feast!
If you have any extra, these freeze and reheat well.
Oh my stars! These are really good!!! Here are my subs:
Oat milk for macadamia
Chia seeds ground in coffee grinder for flaxseed meal
Corn starch for xanthan gum
I left out cinnamon because we were out but found some maple sugar/cinnamon I had made up in the pantry and sprinkled that on top.
So delicious!!! Thank you for sharing!!
I’m so happy you liked them and thank you for sharing your substitutions!
Oh my stars! These are really good!!! Here are my subs:
Oat milk for macadamia
Chia seeds ground in coffee grinder for flaxseed meal
Corn starch for xanthan gum
I left out cinnamon because we were out but found some maple sugar/cinnamon I had made up in the pantry and sprinkled that on top.
And wanted to share I used Chosen Foods avocado oil spray and it worked pretty good. Let iron cool a bit between waffles and it will seem to stick but was easily removed with a fork after loosening edges.
So delicious!!! Thank you for sharing!!