Sunday, 29 March 2009

Almond Custard Waffles

I was flipping through a magazine at work this week, and I skipped through to the recipes section. Low and behold, there was a recipe for what was sure to be a super yummy special Sunday breakfast! Almond custard waffles!!



I made them this morning and the whole family loved them, the waffles were light, fluffy and not too sweet. I topped them with a little maple syrup, cream, fresh raspberries, toasted almond flakes, and icing sugar! Went perfectly with a big cup of Irish Breakfast tea.



Almond and Custard Waffles, adapted from recipe in Australian Woman's Day.

Ingredients

1 1/2 cups self-raising flour
1/2 cup almond meal
3/4 cup milk
90g butter, melted
1/2 cup pouring custard
1/4 cup honey (I didn't have quite enough, so I added maple syrup)
2 eggs, separated
1 teaspoon vanilla extract (I added a dash of almond extract too)
Raspberries, cream to serve (I added toasted almonds)

Method
  • Preheat waffle maker, spray plates with oil.
  • Sift flour into a small bowl. Stir in almond meal.
  • In a large bowl whisk together milk, butter, custard, honey, egg-yolks and vanilla and almond extracts.
  • Gradually whisk the flour mixture into the milk mixture, until smooth.
  • In a clean bowl, beat egg whites until stiff peaks form. Lightly fold through batter.
  • Pour batter using a soup ladle into the waffle maker. Close and cook for 4-5 mins, following the manufacturer's instruction. Serve with maple syrup, raspberries, cream, toasted almonds and sift icing sugar over the top!
If you make them too let me know how you went!

16 comments:

Vitae Clothing said...

Oh My God. Those look FANTASTIC. Haha I wish I lived in your house Jess! You make so many amazing goodies :D

tales from an O.C. cottage said...

I think I just gained 5 lbs. reading this post!!!

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thereddeer said...

They look really good - but I am so full at the moment that I have to stop looking at the photos now.

Also I don't have a waffle iron :( - mine exploded last time I plugged it in. Very disappointing.

Tiedupmemories said...

Yum! Thanks for the recipe!

Snooky doodle said...

oh these waffles look gorgeous. Pity I don t have a waffle maker I would love to try these :)

Chrisy said...

...stumbled into your blog...oh that breakkie looks amazing...it's making me verrry hungry...

Sock Monkey said...

Hi Jessy!

I know who you are because I helped Ms. Cupcake pack up some stuff for you. I picked out some green Peeps to match your hair. And other Easter candy they don't sell in Australia. It's supposed to be a secret. Shhhh. Don't rat me off.

Hugs,
Sock Monkey

ellecupcake said...

ahhhhh You always make the most amazing looking food. I LOVE your waffle iron shape :) Its very pretty.

This looks so delicious! I wish I could have been there for breakfast.. I went to a local breakfast place.. and it certainly looked NOTHING like that! YUM!

Oh yes.... Irish and English breakfast tea are my all time favorite. they taste sooo amazing with a little cream too!

Kristina said...

Oh, YUM! I just love that they're heart-shaped. Too cute!

Kristina
Sweetfern Handmade

Stephanie said...

Oh my goodness, almond custard - YUM! I wish I had that adorably shaped waffle iroN!

ittybittybirdy said...

Licking my lips! How scrumptious and pretty!

Paris Pastry said...

Yummy yummy! Those look so good! I love waffles.

lyndsay said...

oh my. YUMMMMMM!

eatme_delicious said...

Mmm I love the sound of custard waffles. They look so good!

Coco said...

Wow. These look deadly delicious. I followed you from the Iron Cupcake contest.

Coco

Lyndsey said...

Wow those look good!