Sometimes you're just in the mood for waffles. Lovely little squares for butter and syrup to collect in, mmm, waffles are such a nice way to start the day. I typically make pancakes for weekend breakfasts, but we thought we would give the Clinton St. Baking Co. waffles a go. It uses the base recipe for their pancakes (which are pure heaven) with a few additional ingredients. I loved them, they were crisp on the outside, cakey on the inside, with a lovely mild orange flavour.
The recipe was a little strange, calling itself buttermilk waffles but there was no buttermilk in the recipe (?). I assumed this was a typo and used buttermilk instead of milk for the pancakes.
Vanilla Buttermilk Waffles
from Clinton St. Baking Co.
Pancake batter (use batter recipe for Neil's Pancakes)
NOTE: I used buttermilk in place of milk for the pancake recipe
1 tablespoon clarified butter
1 tablespoon canola oil, plus more for waffle iron
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon orange extract
Make the pancake better, lightly fold in clarified butter, oil, vanilla, and orange extract. Preheat waffle iron to 350 degrees F, according to manufacturers instructions.
Once waffle iron is ready, spray with nonstick oil. Cook for 3 1/2 minutes or until waffle is golden brown with a nice crust and crunchy texture. Serve with whatever toppings you like!
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I love waffles, so funny about the no buttermilk thing, I think you made the right decision by substituting, these look gorgeous. x
ReplyDeleteMmm, waffles are a favorite of mine. I always make sure I fill every square with syrup :) I might have to break out the waffle maker this weekend!
ReplyDeleteWeird about the buttermilk lacking from their buttermilk pancakes recipe. Yours look really good!
ReplyDeleteMaybe their saying that there similar to buttermilk pancakes but that is strange. I love buttermilk pancakes tho and I would love to one day get a waffle iron and make waffles,yum. Waffles are like a warm breakfast food hug lol, if that makes sense :P
ReplyDeleteYum! I think they look wonderful! I may have to try these for Sunday brunch! thanks!
ReplyDeleteThese make me wish I owned a waffle iron!
ReplyDeleteAmaaazing, just the name of these makes me drool!
ReplyDeleteThese look really tasty! The extract idea is great.
ReplyDeleteI've got a waffle iron...time to pull it out and use it....hmmmmm now where did I that thing?
ReplyDeleteI've heard about Clinton Street and how good their stuff is. Your waffles just prove it. They look wonderfully crunchy and delicious.
ReplyDeletethey dont use buttermilk because the orange juice and milk together make a moc buttermilk, if ever you need buttermilk and dont have any mix milk with a splash of citrus juice or vinager and stir, if it starts to clump you've got enough acid in the mild and whola a terrific buttermilk substitute (i use this milk mixture for to marinate pork in, it removes the porkiness of the meat and makes it oh so tender, just make sure to rinse of the meat before you cook. (i also sometimes add cayenne pepper to the milk while marinating))
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