Sunday, August 12, 2012

Making Belgian Waffles with Presto 3510 Waffle Maker

By Ben Cook


So these fluffy, lustrous, and mouth watering Belgian Waffles are otherwise known as 'Brussels' in Belgium. Another waffle type famous in Belgium is Liege waffle, which usually features caramelized pearl sugar on its outside surface, and is thicker as well as crispier when compared to Brussels. All these waffles might be an instant dessert once you have a reliable Belgian waffle maker. In just a few button clicks, you may have Belgian waffles any moment!

Presto 3510 FlipSide is one of the top-rated, most preferred Belgian waffle irons in these days. It has got some very good reviews coming from actual users plus a lot of these users graded it a perfect 5 out of 5 ranking. Exactly what do this waffle maker showcase?

Presto 3510 FlipSide Belgian waffle iron includes a super dynamic 1100-watt machine that would yield thick and delicious 7-inch-wide waffles. Its unique 180-degree rotating feature would help you disperse the batter evenly in the two plates. This waffle iron forms your waffles into 4 easy-to-cut pieces. Also, it is covered with a non-stick surface area, which would help you to instantly detach the baked waffles, as well as to clean up the unit conveniently and securely. Moreover it has a vertical locking mechanism for the purpose of easy compact storage.

Classic Belgian Waffle Recipe

See this traditional recipe or try more intricate recipes for Belgian waffles.

Ingredients:

2 cups cake flour, 2 teaspoons baking powder, four big eggs, teaspoon vanilla extract, teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoons white sugar, two cups milk, 4 tablespoons melted unsalted butter, Non-stick cooking spray,

Procedure

Pre-heat waffle maker according to manufacturer's guidelines.

Prepare 2 medium-sized bowls. Within the 1st bowl, blend flour, salt, and baking powder. In the second bowl, beat thoroughly eggs yolks and sugar until finally all sugar particles are dissolved. You can also work with an electric mixer for much more effective whipping.

Add vanilla extract, milk, and melted butter into your egg mixture; mix adequately. Dispense this mixture in the first bowl and combine thoroughly just until the two mixtures are properly combined. With another mixing bowl, whip the eggs whites using an electric mixer right until foamy as well as bubbly. Slowly and gradually pour out beaten eggs whites into your waffle mixture. Blend using a rubber spatula however never over mix the egg whites into the batter.

With a non-stick cooking spray, grease the preheated waffle iron and fill with sufficient batter. You can flip waffle iron to ensure the batter has spread out equally around both plates. Close down the top and cook just until golden brown or for 3-4 minutes. Meticulously detach waffles right from waffle maker and then place into a plate. You may also put in a scoop of whip cream or ice cream on the top, or some other toppings you desire. Serve and enjoy your Belgian experience at home!




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