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Extra Hot Waffles |
June Third Sunday Dinner was actually on the second Sunday. My family insisted because of Fathers Day we do it early. It was a crazy day, no a crazy week. I spent the week before teaching a total of 14 classes in California (new blog coming). I arrived home late on Saturday night. I sent my dear wife to the store before I got home to pick up butter milk and eggs for the waffles. I chose waffles because it is easy and minimal preparation is required. Just grind the flour fresh and mix the dough.
The trick with serving waffles for a group is to start before they arrive by turning the oven on to 200 degrees and placing the cooked waffles in the oven to keep warm. It works great. I just need to start sooner next time. We kept up really well until the end, a few waited for a minute or two for a waffle. Not bad considering how many we made. I had three waffle irons going, the problem with my old house is that if I have to much going on it flips the breaker. So I have to be careful. I have six waffle irons, but only could use three. You can never own to many waffle irons.
Each one is different, from a lacy heart waffle to Mickey Mouse waffles I enjoy each one for different reasons and sometimes I am in the mood for thin and other times for thick. That is why I have six. Part of the reason. I just love waffles.
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My grandaughter |
My family loves Third Sunday Dinner. I love having them come. My son-in-law loves waffles and my daughter hates them. So he is thrilled to come and eat waffles. She won't make them at home. And I am thrilled to feed him. He is wonderful and I am so grateful for him and how perfectly he fits into our family. Just another son to me.
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Do I see a can of whipped cream on that counter? |
Sunshine, don't you just love that name, was thrilled to get a Mickey Mouse Waffle. By the way, her name suits her perfectly. She is a ray of sunshine. I adore her.
We missed you at our annual Sandy neighborhood breakfast. 80 omelets later. 150 people came. Here is the bacon recipe you missed:
ReplyDeleteBarbara Kolkman's SUH-WEET BACON: that's how the young men were asking for it.
Oven at 400. We used both the top and bottom shelf of oven--two pans at a time. Heavy Duty Foil line the rimmed baking sheets. Lay out the bacon. We used the Costco bacon but I am sure if you have a better bacon it will be even Suh-weeter. Pepper the bacon. Bake the bacon until it is almost done. Then, you have a mixture of chopped pecans, brown sugar in equal parts and a hint of cayenne and sprinkle that over your bacon and finish baking it. When you take it off the baking sheet, try to take one piece at a time and drain on paper towel. We change the foil for each batch because it starts to stick and burn with the nuts and sugar and ruins the flavor.