Friday, January 21, 2011
Nordic Ware Silver Dollar Waffle Pan...and King Arthur's Recipe for Best Ever Waffles
Nordic Ware Silver Dollar Waffle Pan...and King Arthur's Recipe for Best Ever Waffles...
In the past, the Nordic Ware folks have provided me with some really neat samples to try out. This next product was no exception. I had seen the Nordic Ware Silver Dollar Waffle Pan in various stores for some time now. I remember thinking the idea for making waffles in a pan was actually neat. So when I was given the chance to try out the pan, I was excited. In the process of trying out the pan, I chose to try a new recipe for waffles. Actually, I never made waffles before...never owned a waffle maker. So this would be fun...
For the waffle recipe, I decided to go with King Arthur Flour's Best Ever Waffle recipe...a recipe that's actually intended for use in a Belgian Waffle maker. But since Nordic Ware provided me with a Silver Dollar waffle pan, I thought... why not? I would try out the recipe and see see how it would fare. This past weekend I made waffles for breakfast....
About the Nordic Ware Silver Dollar Waffle Pan:
The pan is made of cast aluminum, has a non-stick finish and makes 7 (3 inch) waffle pancakes. As with most of Nordic Ware's pans, you will need to use medium heat. Each waffle/pancake opening holds about 2 TBS worth of batter. Try not to use more than that, as the batter can overflow. I loved how well the waffles/pancakes browned. I was able to turn them over with no problem...though if you want the second side to get the waffle squares, you will need to turn them while the top batter is still a bit wet, otherwise they will be flatter with no squares showing. The waffles come out semi-crisp...in between a waffle and a pancake.
The KAF recipe for Best Ever waffles is a keeper. Loved how light and delicious they were. As for the pan,... well, I just LOVED it! Just because it's easy to use, heats up quick, and has great release....not to mention that it also makes the cutest waffles/pancakes. I simply love smaller portions and I thought these waffles were just the right size. They're the perfect size for a ladies brunch...or for a kids breakfast. Why, I think even the men will enjoy these:)...
I am posting the KAF waffle recipe because I really,really liked it. I made a couple of changes.... simply added some vanilla and cut the recipe in half. Loved the added cornmeal.... Hope you enjoy...
You will need: yields about 12 silver dollar sized waffles...recipe adapted from King Arthur Flour and can easily be
doubled.3/4 cup buttermilk
1 TBS butter, melted
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
1/2 cup all-purpose flour( I used King Arthur)
2 tsps cornmeal, fine
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/4 tsp baking soda
1 tsp sugar
pinch of salt
extra melted butter for brushing pan
Toppings:
maple syrup or even honey, if you like
butter
fruits
nuts
Directions:
1. In a bowl,whisk dry ingredients until combined completely and set aside. I like to whisk the ingredients... as it aerates the dry ingredients and sort of mimics sifting.
2. Separate egg in two different bowls. Egg yolk in one and egg white in another.
3. To the egg yolk, add buttermilk, vanilla and melted butter. Mix to combine. Set aside.
4. Beat egg white till stiff. Set aside.
5. Fold dry ingredients into the buttermilk mixture, being careful not to over-mix....you may still have some small lumps.
6.
Gentlyfold in the beaten egg white.
7. Preheat the waffle pan on medium and butter each silver dollar waffle section.
8. Add about 2 tablespoons of waffle batter. Cook until it bubbles on top and still a bit wet.
9 Turn waffle over and continue to cook for an additional 30 seconds or until set.
10. Serve hot...with fruits and maple syrup. And, maybe a pad of butter:)...
Posted byEllieat6:00 AM
Labels:Breakfast,Product Reviews,Waffles
5 comments:
Unknownsaid...
What an awesome thing, Nordic ware seem like a great company.
- January 21, 2011 at 7:30 AM
Sperantasaid...Pentru micul dejun...O,bunatate!!!
- January 22, 2011 at 7:24 AM
- Elliesaid...
Jennifurla,
Thanks for stopping by...The pan is ideal for making smaller waffles/pancakes. Nordic Ware has been really sweet...Speranta, Chair a fost o bunatate:)...
- January 22, 2011 at 12:26 PM
Amandasaid...Thank you for this great information! I bought one of these pans at an auction tonight. It's in great shape, but did not have its label or any product information with it. You've answered all my questions.
- December 17, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Elliesaid...
Amanda, That's wonderful... So glad I could be of help! Enjoy your pan:).... and thanks for stopping by.
- December 18, 2011 at 1:44 PM
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