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Ah, Sunday mornings. There’s a special spot in my heart for a homemade Sunday morning brunch. And waffles—topped with blueberry sauce and fresh whipped cream—are a jewel among my own childhood weekend morning memories.
I developed this gluten free waffle mix to revive these special memories and I thought I might share it with you. May you wake next Sunday, salivating with the culinary anticipation of a nine-year-old not yet weaned from sugar. Please share it with your loved ones. Because brunch is a special thing.
I think this delicious waffle mix would make a lovely wedding favor or holiday gift. Also, gluten free mixes are great for anyone who likes to host gatherings of friends and family, especially hosts who know and love folks who eat gluten free.
This mix is adorable in kraft window bags charmed with Dottie style labels in tangerine and gold in the rectangle label shape and the heart hang tag
- ½ cup sweet white rice flour
- ½ cup tapioca flour
- ¼ cup potato flour
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ½ teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- The easiest way I’ve found to put together a baking mix is to combine all the ingredients in a quart jar, cap the jar and shake it to mix it thoroughly, then overturn the jar into a kraft bag.
- Alternatively, you can measure out the ingredients directly into the kraft bag, seal the bag and shake it. This is possible with this recipe because the dry ingredients don’t take up that much volume. It will be a little more difficult if you want to double the recipe in a single bag.
Mix together
• four egg yolks (reserve the whites)
• ¾ cup milk (or milk substitute)
• 1 teaspoon vanilla
•1 tablespoon oil
In a separate bowl, whip the egg whites until stiff peaks form. Combine the milk mixture with the dry ingredients, then gently fold in the whipped egg whites.
Pour generously onto a well-greased iron. Remove when golden brown. Enjoy!
Used In This Project:
- Heart Hang Tags • I chose the “Dottie” style in tangerine and gold.
- Rectangle Labels • I chose the “Dottie” style in tangerine and gold.
- Oval Text Labels • I chose the “Dottie” style in tangerine and gold.
- Small Window Tin-Tie Bags • I chose the kraft color.
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Lorraine is a medical student, writer and food lover living in her hometown of Portland, Oregon. Sometimes, Lorraine realizes that, for the most part, her family, friends and adored acquaintances are just a bike ride away. This gives her sense of cozy giddiness! Mostly though, she gets psyched about creating and sharing food, particularly the kind of food that is accidentally healthy and delicious. See more of her work at SweetAllium.
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