Saturday 26 May 2012

Belgian waffle with chocolate topping and ice cream


Waffle is Belgium's contribution to food. What makes Belgian waffles different to the standard waffles ?  The main ingredient in Belgian waffles is yeast. The batter is raised with yeast rather than using baking powder. Many a times the Brussels waffle is more known as Belgian waffle. The name Belgian waffle is contributed by Maurice Vermersch when he introduced them to the US market in 1964.  

Preparation :
1. In a bowl; whisk 2 egg yolks. Add 1 1/2 cup milk , butter 1/4 cup and mix . Now add 2 cups of flour (plain flour) . 1 1/4 cup caster sugar , 1/4 tspn salt, 1/2 tspn vanilla essence and  2 tbspn oil . Stir in a circular direction
2. Add 2 tspn yeast in 1 1/4 cup milk . Mix and set aside
3. Add the yeast mixture to the above batter and stir continuously 
4. Whip egg white of 2 eggs with egg beater. Now add whipped egg white to the above batter. Incorporate egg white to the batter. The whipped egg whites and yeast are folded into the batter to make a light crisp waffle. Cover the batter with cling film and keep it overnight in a refrigerator for good results or if required the batter is required urgently keep the batter aside for minimum 1 hour . This extra time helps in rising the batter 
5. Clean the waffle baker and add 1/3 cup of batter to it . Close the lid and bake until the waffle is golden brown. Wait for the green light on the waffle baker. This green light indicates that the waffle is ready
6. Serve hot with Hagen Dazs ice cream or Ben and Jerry's ice cream 

I like belgian waffle with Ben and Jerry's chocolate fudge brownie ice cream or with Hagen Dazs ice cream 

Optional : Chocolate topping or chocolate sauce

Recipe : Non Vegetarian 
Preparation time : 20 mins
Cooking time : 25 mins 
Extra timing for rising the batter

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Please use this recipe as a guideline and use your discretion to make the recipe or to make a substitution in the recipe. As results vary according to one's skills. 

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