Hong Kong Style Egg Waffles
Hello, I know it's been a long while since I last came through to update anything on the blog.
Been extremely busy with work and not fully staffed at the Credit Union.
Our most recent snack liking has been the Hong Kong Style Egg Waffles. One of the Snowflake places started making them and the Taiwan Style Rolled Ice Cream at the end of summer.
I do like them plain and found the Cafe one to go was $5.00. I had seen that Waffler and wasn't
quite sure what to do with it. So I found it on line on sale for $30.00 and glad I got it.
After reviewing on the different types of batter I got the results I wanted.
Here's my recipe that i've adapted and less sugar. There were many with 1 cup of sugar. Why
so much sugar.
Haumea's Egg Batter for Bubble Waffle
Ingredients:
2 eggs room temp
2 oz carnation evaporated
milk
1 tablespoon vanilla or
flavor of choice
2 Tablespoon melted butter
1/4 cup sugar (i'm using Zing for Banking)
1/2 cup plus cake flour
1/2 cup AP flour
1.5 teaspoon baking powder
2 teaspoon custard powder (Bird brand)
2 teaspoon tapioca starch
pinch salt
1/3 cup water
Vegetable oil for cooking
use a pasty or silicone brush
Directions:
While prepping the batter,
heat the Nordic Egg Waffle pan on low heat for 4-5 minutes on each side.
In large bullet cup, blend
2 eggs until fluffy 30 seconds then add the sugar and blend for 30 more
seconds, add the all the dry ingredients and remaining wet and blend
well about 30-40 seconds.
Let
the batter rest briefly.
Brush
a little oil on both side of heated pan.
Pour
the batter unto the pan starting in the middle outwards, press the pan and
immediately flip the pan over. Cook 2-3
minutes then turn over and cook the other side 2-3 minutes.
Cool
on rack if using for ice cream form the waffle and place in a cup to cool.
Other
variations, add dessicated coconut, add other extracts, I like the sparking
wine extract as well. Loran Oils has
wonderful flavored extracts. You can add
chocolate chip, white chocolate chips. We've made Red Velvet and Matcha Green Tea ones as well.
Recipe
makes 3 waffles
They do soften up best part the next day you can put in the toaster and they crisp right up.
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