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Showing posts with label onion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label onion. Show all posts

Waffles with Pimento and Green Onions




Here's a 1950s era waffle recipe, short and right to the point. Make your waffle batter as you normally would but this time throw in some chopped onion and some pimento. Definitely an interesting suggestion for those looking for something different to do with their waffles.

Cheese and Mushroom Wafflewiches




I've always felt that wafflewiches have never received the popularity they deserve. If you enjoy savory waffles, why not try a savory waffle sandwich? Mushrooms and melted cheese are always a winning combination, and the mustard and cayenne give this wafflewich a spicy kick.

Want chips with your sandwich? Try Cilantro Waffle Chips!

Turkey Curry Waffles




Curry and waffles may not be a common combination, but for anyone looking for a unique way to use that box of waffles in the freezer, this recipe may just do the trick. Turkey and cranberry makes me think of a curried Thanksgiving treat! The curry sauce in this recipe is meant to be mild, but if you love spicy foods, you may want to add some extra curry.




Onion Waffles




As you probably know, not all waffles are for breakfast (unless you like onions for breakfast of course). These Onion Waffles are meant to be served with a hearty topping. The author of this recipe suggests serving these waffles with Tuna a la King, but you may be able to serve them with your favorite meat dish too.

Hearty Fresh Potato Waffles




Just like the author of this recipe says: "Potato pancake eaters who go mad about the frizzly-edged golden brown rounds will be even more delighted with potato waffles..." And it really is quite true. If you've had a potato pancake but haven't tried potato waffles, give it a try!

Corn Waffles with Creamy Corn Sauce




Here's an interesting waffle recipe on the healthy side of things. The focus of Corn Waffles with Creamy Corn Sauce is, as you might guess, corn and is actually quite simple to prepare. A minimum of ingredients makes for basic, healthy meal which would probably be quite nice during the cold weather months.