Biscuits on the Waffle Iron
By Pattywak
I read, on a blog that, for the life of me, I can't remember WHICH ONE...
that you could make some amazing waffles, really QUICK,
by using GRANDS FLAKY BISCUITS and your waffle iron.
HU ?? GET OUT OF TOWN......!!
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I am such a semi-homemade girl and I LOVE BREAKFAST
so, of course, I had to give them a try.....all the time thinking,
"Why do this when you can buy the frozen ones already made....."
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So, I placed these little raw rounds of goodness on the hot waffle iron,
sprayed first, of COURSE, with PAM,
set my waffle iron to just a few minutes, pressed down on the lid of the iron a little .... and
WALLA......
SHAZAM !!.....aren't they just about the cutest things...
MR. SWEET said they tasted amazing to have started out as a BISCUIT...and canned, at that..such a magical transformation...
Now, he like HIS waffles with EGGS...
and I do believe he added his warmed, MAPLE syrup to his waffles right after I took this photo...he didn't want that syrup to cool off one bit before he could plow into that stack....♥
I know you can make grilled cheese, pannine, probably a LOT of things in your waffle maker but I would never, ever have thought to put biscuits in there....
just blows my skirt up..!!
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Ingredients
- My review of these UNUSUAL waffles ....
- they taste GREAT...
- I didn't get a sense of "taste like a biscuit to me" feeling, AT ALL. ♥
- They aren't light and fluffy like REAL waffles...
- BUT....they are REALLY tasty...and .quick...
- and I will be making these OFTEN.
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- ....AND, of course I discovered the answer to "why do this when we have frozen"...
- THESE bad boys taste a LOT better, being cooked, fresh, in a WAFFLE IRON,
- than the frozen ones, dropped into a TOASTER.
- Cheaper, probably...altho I don't know that for sure. I have NOT done any price comparisons....
- that's NOT MY FIELD. lol
- Just look how pretty those waffles are....♪♪♫
- do they LOOK like a biscuit to you ?
Details
Preparation
Step 1
Put biscuits on waffle iron and cook. Top with blueberry jam, any kind of syrup or whatever you like
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