M recently went on a cooking rampage and spent the day making healthy meals and snacks. She made several loaves of fresh zucchini bread, mini cupcake frittatas, and a load of flavorful whole grain waffles. One of her favorite go-to websites is called superhealthykids.com so M rifled through their pages to find what she thought would be a delicious breakfast recipe. She settled on the whole wheat waffle recipe. Earlier in the week, M and I had visited a local farm stand where we picked out loads of beautiful berries. She thought they could be used to add a bit of pizzaz to her breakfast accompanied by a hefty dollop of creamy Greek yogurt.
So if you’re in the mood, head on over to superhealthykids.com and check out this great recipe for waffles. Dress them up with your favorite healthy toppings. Store leftovers in the fridge or freezer and pop one in the toaster for a fresh baked taste every morning. As you know, breakfast truly is the most important meal of the day!
Super Healthy Kids Whole Wheat Waffles
2 1/4 cup whole wheat flour
1 cup flour
5 teaspoons baking powder
2 teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons sugar
4 eggs
3 cups fat free organic milk
1/2 cup canola oil
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon almond extract
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
Mix all ingredients together, batter will be lumpy. Fill 1/4 measuring cup with batter. Pour onto hot, greased waffle iron. Cook batter until golden brown. Remove from waffle iron and top with berries, yogurt, peanut butter, or other fruit.
(Adapted from the recipe found on Superhealthykids.com
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Yummy. I need to get a waffle iron…!
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I received the waffle iron as a wedding gift (years ago). The family loves waffles so this is a worthwhile small appliance to have. It’s a Belgian waffle maker so the waffle turn out thick and plentiful. Yum-yum!
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Our waffle iron is broken… too bad. The kids and I love a special waffle treat. 🙂 You could probably use maple syrup or agave in place of the white sugar for extra flavor. I like to use white wheat flour when white flour is called for; it tastes the same and has fiber, etc. The toppings look amazing. I love Greek yogurt and berries in the summer! M is a great cook!
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She is… And she had a very productive day!
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I need To get now a waffle iron! This looks yummy
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You can find them in most discount or department stores. I’ve seen plenty at the local resale store. Check out Goodwill if you have one in your area. I must admit, they can be a pain to clean. 😕
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Thank you! 😘
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The waffles look delicious! My toddler and husband and huge fans of waffles. You have lots of delicious stuff on here. You know I’ll be trying these out on my family. 🙂
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My pleasure! Enjoy the waffles!
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Never really tried waffles but I am sure these are something my daughter will love. Will look into getting a waffle maker – they seem like a good appliance to have, especially with the oven not working!
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You can scout around at garage sales and resale shops to find used waffle makers. Most discount stores carry them. We love our Belgium waffle maker. It makes big fluffy waffles! Thanks for your valued comment!
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Thank you too for these tips!
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