Do you ever eat waffles for dinner?
Yesterday, on my birthday, I was on FaceTime with my grandchildren when Tessa asked me what I was having for dinner.
Tessa: What are you having for dinner, Nana?
Me: Oh I don't know. Maybe I will have a bowl of cereal.
Tessa: Cereal is not dinner.
Me: Okay, maybe I will have waffles.
Tessa: Now that's dinner.
Don't tell anyone, but waffles were my first choice. I didn't want to throw that out too quickly in case she vetoed that choice but I underestimated her love of waffles.
She was also concerned about my lack of cake, but let it be known that I know how to party and quickly whipped up this birthday dessert.
Now, this is a do as I say and not as I do post. Full disclosure my waffles were the pop in the toaster kind of waffles. (they were healthy paleo waffles though)
For those of you who are less lazy than I am, I have rounded up some great recipes for homemade waffles.
Pumpkin Spice Waffles
I love the smell of pumpkin and these waffles seem pretty easy with ingredients that are easy to find. Be sure to use pumpkin puree.
Gluten-Free Waffles
Look how light and fluffy they are. Bob's Redmill 1 to 1 flour mix was used in the recipe and it is one of my favorites.
Glaze Apple Fritter Waffles
Classic Waffles
There is nothing fancy pantsy about these waffles. They are just good old deliciousness like mama used to make.
Chocolate Brownie Waffles
I know these would get the Tessa seal of approval, but I am going to refrain from mentioning them to her because I don't want her mom to give me the stink eye.
I love having breakfast for dinner. Waffles are my faves. These all look so good now I want waffles lol! Have a good day today. xoxo Kris
ReplyDeleteYes I've been known to have breakfast for dinner. sometimes waffles are so perfect as you just pop them in the toaster! Those are the best kind! I try to make my own, using gluten free or paleo flour, and make a bunch, and then I freeze them separately in baggies. That way, I can pull one or two out whenever I feel the urge. Of course, they are wonderful with whipped cream and fruit on them. I sometimes like just jam and a little powdered sugar on them (with butter of course). I also love eggs and bacon for dinner now and then. Marilyn
ReplyDeleteI buy the canned fried apples found on the grocery store fruit aisle near the applesauce. Heat with a little butter and cinnamon for a delicious waffle topping. Add a sausage patty for a feast that would impress even little Tessa. Hope you enjoyed your birthday.
ReplyDeleteWe eat breakfast for dinner all the time...and cereal appears regularly as breakfast, lunch, dinner and snack!! I hope your birthday was wonderful!! xo
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday, Laura! Now, waffles - that's my kind of dinner! Those chocolate brownie waffles look amazing! I don't have room for a waffle maker here in Florida (my kitchen is about the size of a toaster waffle), but maybe I'll have to get one when I'm back in NJ, because these recipes are tempting!
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