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Since the first time I tasted pumpkin waffles at Sarabeth’s in NYC, I’ve tried to figure out how to duplicate that delectable pumpkin-y goodness. I finally gave up and just started throwing things in the mix and came up with a spice laden pumpkin and bacon recipe. Maybe it’s because I’m an October baby, but I’ve always been a pumpkin fanatic. So this is just one more pumpkin dish in my long list of pumpkin favorites.
Combine all dry ingredients and blend well.
Mix together pumpkin, buttermilk, milk, egg yolks and cream cheese. Mix well and set aside.
Pour warm melted butter into the pumpkin mixture and mix well.
Stir in the cooked, diced bacon and set aside. Beat egg whites until stiff peaks form.
Add the dry mixture to the pumpkin mixture and stir to combine. The batter will be thick, but do not over-mix. Gently fold in the egg whites until combined well.
Pour 1/2 cup of batter into a preheated waffle iron and cook until you don’t see any steam rising from the iron. Store the finished waffles on a wire rack in a warm oven so they won’t get soggy while you finish cooking all the batter. Serve with honey butter and your favorite syrup. Or, like Sarabeth’s, my favorite place to eat breakfast in NYC, a dollop of sour cream, honey and a sprinkling of raisins and roasted pumpkin seeds.
Note: I like to cook these on a little lower temperature for on my waffle iron for a longer amount of time so they maintain a good pumpkin color, but you can cook them a little faster on a higher temperature and they do just fine.
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iheartpapaya on 10.28.2009
These were gooooooood. I halved the ginger and added pumpkin pie spice instead of cloves. These were perfect for the cold snowy day we had in Utah this week. I will definitely make these again – but only after I hit the gym everyday to work off the bacon and cream cheese!
jem2692 on 10.11.2009
Had these this morning and they were delicious!!! I mixed the dry ingredients and most of the wet separately last night and added the melted butter and eggs this morning. We had the bacon on the side. I used toasted pumpkin seeds for a topping from another recipe on the site: Butternut Squash Soup here – https://tastykitchen.com/recipes/recipes/gluten-free/butternut-squash-soup/. We’ll make this again many times, I’m sure! Thank you for sharing your recipe!!
jem2692 on 10.1.2009
This looks amazing! My husband is also a pumpkin fanatic, so this will be a great treat. Have you ever tried pumpkin beer?