Teddy came over one day with her waffle cookbook and
mini waffle maker she got for Christmas.
I didn't know there were so many varieties of waffles one could make!
Seriously, a little gadget like this can cook, not only pancakes,
but chocolate chip cookies, churros, cinnamon buns
as well as scrambled eggs. hash browns or omlettes
We made banana bread waffles.
I have a second mini waffle iron, so it did not take long,
but I realized it would also be nice to make them ahead
and freeze to put in the toaster.
Banana Bread Waffles
1 1/2 cups flour
1 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
1 cup mashed bananas
3/4 cup buttermilk
2 Tbsp brown sugar
2 eggs
3 Tbsp oil
Mash bananas, add brown sugar, eggs, buttermilk, oil
Stir in combined dry ingredients.
Serve with additional sliced bananas, peanut butter or nutella and whipped cream.
This really was so much fun!
After lunch I kept her busy with making school snacks to take home,
and she just kept smiling through each task ... stirring, rolling, scooping, sprinking!
I love that she loves to bake!




8 comments:
Love this so much. Noa would be in love with those waffles - her favourite kind of breakfast! Teddy picked the perfect person to bake with!
What fun with a granddaughter and a mini-waffle maker!
They look so delicious. And they're not cake or buns which are dessert things but WAFFLES which are breakfast things, so it's ok.
Sharon
Love this!
Love when the grandkids want to learn and bake with us.
How fun is that! I am a long time follower of your blog and I check in now and then and really enjoy your updates and interesting topics. It is a joy to see your happy family grow-up!
I am going to try this recipe!
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for leaving a comment, Lori. Enjoy the waffles! Thank you to all! 🤍
And now I am craving waffles! What a fun thing to do together!
Looks so yummy!!!
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