Don’t you love how nice and crispy these Cheesy Hash Brown Waffles get? You get nice fried bits of cheese around the edges, too. To keep your hash browns warm and crispy, just set your oven to the “warm” function, or the lowest temperature it will go, and place eachwaffle on a baking sheet in the oven to keep warm while you continue cooking the rest. If you are a waffle lover then you have got to try these amazing bubble waffles. They are light crispy and oh so delicious! A single egg and shredded cheese toasted up in your mini waffle maker. We’ve just taken eggs to a whole new level. Make sure the batter is well mixed and nice and smooth with no lumps of flour before adding the Mini Egg crumb. This famous egg waffle is always selling, so if you want to have one off the street, you have to wait through a long queue.

I've used Cadbury's Mini Eggs for this recipe but you can use different ones if you like. Go for solid chocolate eggs with candy shells. Eggs with a soft center won't work in this recipe. Is this Mini Egg waffle recipe suitable for vegetarians? Why not try out these super simple Mini Egg studded waffles and make Easter egg-stra special. We like to find any excuse to dust of the waffle iron! Will I need any special equipment to make Mini Egg waffles? Yes, it’s best to keep any leftover waffles in the fridge to keep them fresher. Can I freeze Mini Egg waffles?These cheese and egg waffles are truly made with just 2 ingredients, plus a little something extra for flavor. I bet you can guess what they are: Alright, even if you don’t like eggs, you’re going to love this ultra cheesy and crispy egg waffle. It’s made with just an egg, shredded cheese, and the seasoning of your choice. The amazing thing about this simple idea is that the egg gets SUPER crispy, especially around the edges, and there’s nothing I appreciate more than toasted cheese! Homemade waffles are best enjoyed freshly made. That said, you could make your waffles ahead and keep them in the fridge for up to two days, or freeze them if you want to have them on hand whenever you feel like waffles. Can I keep Mini Egg waffles in the refrigerator? If you don’t mind reheated eggs – ie if you’re someone who could make an egg casserole and eat it all week long, you could change things up and make a big batch of these and reheat all week long for breakfast!

You can either reheat your waffles in the oven or pop them in the toaster if they will fit (and as long as there's not frost on them - toasters and water don't mix well!) Once the waffles are frozen, transfer them into freezer bags or containers to take up less space. Leave as little air gap around the waffles as possible and label your container with the date and what kind of waffles they are. What is the best way to reheat Mini Egg waffles? Add an extra egg or two. This won’t mess up your waffles, but will help to make them a little more moist. It features five browning settings on a slide-bar control, enough to suit all preferences. A red light shows that the unit is powered on and a green light alerts you to when the cooker is ready to start cooking as well as when the cooking is finished.

If you're reheating frozen waffles, the simplest thing to do is get them out the night before to thaw out in the fridge, and then reheat following the steps above.

Waffles started off life much thinner, like wafers, made with a simple batter cooked between two patterned cast iron plates.

Method

When it comes to breakfast time in my house, easy is the name of the game. Even on the weekends I don’t like to do big, complicated breakfasts. I mean, someone’s got to do those dishes, right? Jalapeño popper: add in seeded, diced jalapeño, 1-2 tablespoons of cream cheese and cooked chopped bacon. With a stovetop waffle maker, you'll need to flip it during cooking so that the top and bottom come out evenly. We found that the best method is to flip it over multiple times every 30 seconds or so rather than trying to fully cook one side before turning. With five separate settings for waffle type and 12 for doneness, the Breville Smart Waffle Pro is worth the splurge if you're hardcore about making the perfect waffle with any kind of batter or mix-in. It's the priciest model on this list and one of the largest, but it works very, very well. The "Waffle IQ" system lets you choose from Belgian, classic, chocolate, buttermilk waffles, or a custom setting. Combined with your choice for browning level, this automatically figures out the ideal time and temperature. It shows up on an easy-to-read LCD screen that really does make this look like the waffle iron of the future. If you'd like perfectly preserved waffles that keep their shape entirely, you can place them on a baking sheet that will fit in the freezer, making sure they're not touching each other, then put the tray into the freezer and leave for at least 2 hours, or overnight.