Scooby Waffles, part 2

[Guest guest]

Bandaids on...

I used the Midas Gold Waffle recipe to make the Scooby Waffles. Each

waffle uses 1/3 cup batter and only takes about 2 minutes to make.

I plan to make 2 batches at once and freeze them. That way I can have

some handy any time.

I don't know if all of the WalMarts carry them, but it's a great deal

and works so well.

I uploaded the image of the waffle maker and one of the Scooby Waffles

to the photos section of the pecanbread yahoo group, if anyone wants to

see a photo.

I am going to try making chicken pancake waffles to see if they turn

out in the waffle maker. But it might be a couple of days before I get

to it. I haven't even unpacked from the trip yet.

Jody

mom to -5 and -7

SCD 15 months

[Guest guest]

" I uploaded the image of the waffle maker and one of the Scooby

Waffles to the photos section of the pecanbread yahoo group, if

anyone wants to see a photo. "

The MidasGold waffle recipe is sensationally good, even for making

paper-thin waffles (crepes). I love the Scooby machine. Good idea to

upload to the pecanbread website?

I'm sure it works when you add (relatively dry/squeezed out)

vegetables or any kind of chopped meat. The batter is easiest to make

in the blender anyway.

Marjan

Netherlands

[Guest guest]

Where can I get the The MidasGold waffle recipe??

Coral

[Guest guest]

" Where can I get the The MidasGold waffle recipe?? "

Coral,

It's on pecanbread.com.

http://www.pecanbread.com/recipes.html

Look in the pancake section of the page.

Jody

mom to -5 and -7

SCD 15 months