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Easier waffles: soak your bread like you’re making French toast, then cook it on the waffle iron.
First, preheat the waffle iron to its highest setting.
In a shallow dish, whisk together the eggs, milk, sugar, cinnamon and the dark rum. Mix very well.
When the waffle iron is hot, dunk one slice of bread in the egg mixture. Let it soak for 10 seconds. Flip and repeat on the other side. Immediately move the bread to the waffle iron. Place ½ tablespoon of the butter on top of the slice, and then close the waffle iron. It might not close all the way (mine didn’t), so press down on the handle for a few seconds to ensure a good sear.
Cook the waffle until you smell the cinnamon. For me, my waffles were done slightly before my waffle timer was up because I like them a bit soft. Cook until the timer goes off if you like your waffles extra crispy. Remove the cooked waffle to a plate. Repeat with remaining 3 slices of bread.
Meanwhile, mix raisins and rum together in a small bowl, if using.
Serve two slices of French toast on each plate, douse with maple syrup, and top with rum raisins.
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