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angela radke on 1.3.2015
This recipe is absolutely fabulous!
The only change I would make is creaming the butter in with the sugar, then adding the egg yokes, and continuing with the recipe from there. I put the butter in as stated and ended up with a mess to clean up.
This brought to mind of a story about my Dad and Uncle having a butter fight in my Great Grandmother’s kitchen. Okay my mess wasn’t that bad but the humor of the situation helped.
Darlene Stacey on 1.5.2012
Kay, so it seems that I’m late to the party in discovering this site. BUT, sooo glad I did! My family ADORES breakfast for dinner, so I whipped these up last night. We smothered them with homemade cranberry butter (MissyDew’s recipe from this site) and holy crap were they good! They are a new family favourite. It’s too bad I didn’t find this recipe a couple weeks ago, they would have been a perfect addition to Christmas brunch. Good thing Christmas comes every year.
janiceg on 12.20.2010
these are awesome! made these for my nearly two year old in her dora sandwich maker and they turned out light and fluffy with dora’s face on them! brilliant!
chezhoopes on 12.12.2010
These are fabulous! My three year old told me this morning at breakfast that he knew a song about gingerbread waffles. I mentioned I didn’t remember how it went so he began to sing for me. I was singing your praises as well – thanks for sharing this recipe. I love your blog but wanted to leave a review here. We’ll definitely be holding on to this recipe for a long time.
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Mary Adair on 12.26.2014
Wondering if I could use this for pancake batter if I didn’t separate the eggs. I don’t have a waffle iron.
fallenstar80 on 3.20.2011
These are so amazing!!! It is like Christmas on a plate!!!! Super yummy!!!!
ExpatCucina on 12.10.2010
this seems like a fantastic idea! Thanks for sharing