Day3 of BM8: Your morning is guaranteed to be a lovely one if you wake up to this plate of Buttermilk Belgian Waffles with added nuts and berries. At our home we love breaking a few rules and have breakfast for dinner as well.How about you?
A few trip photos: Boating in the Underground Lake at Howe Caverns, NY: These caverns are not as impressive as the Luray Caverns(the large and most celebrated cave in East Coast) but it has something that Luray doesn't have. 1.An underground lake where they take you boating and 2.the Winding Way. Warning: This Winding Way is not for claustrophobic people! It really is a tight space. For the adventurous lot: They have a tour package that include crawling into tight spots. Boating in the Underground Lake: Its really cold. A light jacket is a must!
The Winding Way @ Howe Caverns (Considered an outstanding example of water’s erosive power, the Winding Way is a fantastic series of curves and corners that winds for almost 560 feet through solid limestone. The passageway ranges from 3-6-feet wide and from 10-17-feet high.)
The Ceiling of the Winding Way: Looks so foreboding- Like an alien creature is going to come down to devour you, doesn't it? I have seen the movie "The Descent" and "The Cave". So I couldn't help but think along those lines when I was there.
Ingredients(For 4 Belgian Waffles):
If you or your kids fancy waffles in the morning make sure to check the recipe for Chocolate Waffles With Blueberries:
Enjoy!A few trip photos: Boating in the Underground Lake at Howe Caverns, NY: These caverns are not as impressive as the Luray Caverns(the large and most celebrated cave in East Coast) but it has something that Luray doesn't have. 1.An underground lake where they take you boating and 2.the Winding Way. Warning: This Winding Way is not for claustrophobic people! It really is a tight space. For the adventurous lot: They have a tour package that include crawling into tight spots. Boating in the Underground Lake: Its really cold. A light jacket is a must!
The Winding Way @ Howe Caverns (Considered an outstanding example of water’s erosive power, the Winding Way is a fantastic series of curves and corners that winds for almost 560 feet through solid limestone. The passageway ranges from 3-6-feet wide and from 10-17-feet high.)
The Ceiling of the Winding Way: Looks so foreboding- Like an alien creature is going to come down to devour you, doesn't it? I have seen the movie "The Descent" and "The Cave". So I couldn't help but think along those lines when I was there.
Ingredients(For 4 Belgian Waffles):
- 2 Cups All-Purpose Flour
- 3 Tbsp Granulated Sugar
- 2 Tbsp Honey
- 1/4 Cup Walnuts, toasted and roughly chopped
- 1/4 Cup Raspberries
- 2 Tsp Baking Powder
- 1 Tsp Baking Soda
- 1/4 tsp Salt
- 2 Cup Buttermilk
- 2 Eggs
- 3 Tbsp Vegetable Oil
- Fresh Berries and Cut Bananas
- Generous amounts of good quality Honey or Pure Maple Syrup.
- Combine the Flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt in a wide shallow bowl.
- Whisk the eggs, milk, oil and honey in another bowl.
- Combine the wet and dry ingredients. Add the chopped walnuts and mix.
- Throw in the raspberries and gently fold. Let the batter rest for 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile prepare fresh fruit topping of choice. I prefer summer berries and banana.
- Preheat the Waffle-maker and add 1 Cup of the batter right in the middle. Follow the directions of your waffle maker.I cooked mine for 3-3.5 minutes.
- A good indication that the waffle is cooked is when the steam stops coming from the sides. Gently lift the waffles and move it to a plate.
- Quarter the Waffles and enjoy it warm with maple syrup/honey and some fresh fruits.
If you or your kids fancy waffles in the morning make sure to check the recipe for Chocolate Waffles With Blueberries:
Way too tempting :) yummmmm
ReplyDeleteThat's a real tempting breakfat.
ReplyDeletelooks lovely
ReplyDeleteJust tooo delicious :-) Pass me that plate, CL !
ReplyDeleteThey look too gorgeous to pass on!
ReplyDeleteLovely looking waffles. Great preparation with all yummy fruits.
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wow...Nice trip...You had came here to Howe Caverns...
ReplyDeleteWe are in this area only...Take care...
u r becoming an expert at this!...with all the fruits its soo tempting!
ReplyDeleteTempting waffles...love the fruits used..
ReplyDeleteWaffles looks super delicious and excellent..
ReplyDeletewow colours and waffles looks gorgeous!
ReplyDelete¡¡Una ruta preciosa e impresionante y, excelentes waffles!!. AquĆ no conozco la wafflera :(
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Fabulous waffles!
ReplyDeleteJust looking at the images of the cavern, I am feeling claustrophobic. :)
Absolutely love those waffles, I got to buy a waffle maker too as my kids love waffles and right now we buy those frozen costco brand which let me tell you come in very handy as sometimes they would want a waffle for snack as well :)
ReplyDeleteWow .. those waffles look amazing .. lovely platter.
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Yumm.. waffles look sooooooo yummy.. My son LOVES chocolate waffles.. Lovely clicks.
ReplyDeleteVery very tempting... loving it absolutely..
ReplyDeleteKrithi's Kitchen
They look perfect! I am bookmarking this recipe. Stunning photos.
ReplyDeleteWaffles looks super delicious and excellent..
ReplyDeleteExcellent clicks!!!Looks mouth watering.
ReplyDeletethis looks so good....
ReplyDeleteOh this makes me so drool.. hv tasted these once n were grt with rasberries n bananas its too good..
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering photos
ReplyDeleteRajani
Absolutely love those pictures! very inviting and tempting CL..yes we don't actually have a thick and fast rule abt items for breakfast or dinner..:)..it's actually a fun thing when you suddenly plan your dinner with your regular bf dishes right..
ReplyDeleteDelicious and tempting...
ReplyDelete@Geetha: I didn't know you lived that close to Howe Caverns. Had I known before I could have persuaded hubby to arrange for a visit with you. I will keep that in mind. :)
ReplyDeletei justlove rasberries....wht a colorful treat ...especially for tummy...
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