Quick Egg Waffles Recipe
.Egg waffles aren't necessarily a new trend, the keto diet fraternity have been making them for ages, but I thought why not try them out as an easy breakfast idea for kids.
At the moment I'm on a mission to find new and fun ways to serve eggs to my kids, oh yes and also easy.. because lord knows I've got no time for complicated breakfast recipes. And wouldn't you Egg Waffles, totally fit the bill.
Why This Recipe Works
- Easy with only 2 ingredients!
- Quick on the table in just 5 minutes
- Kid-friendly easy and fun for kids to eat their eggs.
- Protein packed and gluten free!
- Keto-friendly if that's your thing
Ingredients you will need
To make egg waffles you actually only really need one ingredient, an egg! To make my version I like to add parmesan cheese, oh and a little oil to stop the egg waffle sticking.
Substitutes
- Egg: I'm sorry but this is an egg waffle recipe so you can't make it without an egg.
- Parmesan: I like to use powdered parmesan you can use any finely grated hard cheese or you can skip the parmesan altogether and just season the egg with salt and pepper.
- Oil: I like to use spray oil to grease my waffle iron, but you can brush on a little melted butter or brush on regular oil.
I am an ambassador for Countdown supermarket, they support my blog by providing ingredients for recipe creation and testing. I used free-range eggs and their handy extra virgin olive oil spray from their range in this recipe.
How to make egg waffles
Below are illustrated step by step instructions to make egg waffles with pictures, if you prefer just the written instructions then head straight to the recipe card.
Jump to RecipeStep one: Heat your waffle iron to its highest heat.
Step two: Crack the egg into a small bowl, whisk until the white and yolk are very well combined. (It will be a little foamy on top).
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Step three: Whisk in the parmesan cheese and/or salt and pepper.
Step four: Spray or brush the waffle iron with, cooking spray a little oil or butter.
Step five: Pour the whisked egg mixture into the waffle maker, cook for 3-5 minutes on high heat.
Step 6: Enjoy!
Top Tips
Here is how you can make this recipe perfectly every time!
- Hot - For the best results use a high heat
- Whisk well - For the waffles to be successful the white and yolk need to be completely mixed.
- Timing is everything for soft waffles cook for approximately 2 and a half minutes, for crispy egg waffles cook for approximately 4 minutes.
FAQs
Egg waffles are whisked eggs cooked in a waffle iron. In keto circles, they are often called chaffles.
I believe egg waffles can be a great way to serve eggs as finger food. The parmesan cheese I use to flavour the waffle is quite high in salt, for a baby starting their solids journey I would skip the parmesan and any salt.
Serve them as you would an omelette or scrambled eggs.
These egg waffles are plain and taste like a thin crispy omlette.
Each egg waffle contains approximately 100 calories.
If you are on the hunt for a more traditional waffle recipe, my healthy waffle recipe could be just the ticket, or if you are after an egg recipe for your little one my baby custard or baby french toast recipes are great as well.
Egg waffles
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Equipment
- waffle maker
Ingredients
- 1 Egg
- 1 tablespoon Parmesan cheese 8 g
- oil for greasing
Instructions
- Heat your waffle iron to it's highest heat.
- Crack the egg into a small bowl, whisk until the white and yolk are very well combined. (It will be a little foamy on top).
- Whisk in the parmesan cheese and/or salt and pepper.
- Spray or brush the waffle iron with a little oil, cooking spray or butter.
- Pour the whisked egg mixture into the waffle maker, cook for 3-5 minutes on a high heat.
- Enjoy!
Notes
Substitutions
- Egg: I'm sorry but this is an egg waffle recipe so you can't make it without an egg.
- Parmesan: I like to use powdered parmesan you can use any finely grated hard cheese or you can skip the parmesan altogether and just season the egg with salt and pepper.
- Oil: I like to use spray oil to grease my waffle iron, but you can brush on a little melted butter or brush on regular oil.
Tips
- Hot - For the best results use a high heat
- Whisk well - For the egg waffles to be successful the white and yolk need to be completely mixed.
- Timing is everything for soft egg waffles cook for approximately 2 and a half minutes, for crispy egg waffles cook for approximately 4 minutes.
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Yum so quick I make these for me not the kids !
My 2 year old boy is picky. He won’t eat protein except for cheese. I made this one time and he ended up eating the whole thing. Thank you!