Not me. I go with locally made Michigan maple syrup. Either that, or high fructose corn syrup with real maple flavor. Tom
High fructose corn syrup is a crime against humanity and all that is good.... Diabetes is a crime, leave the corn to make fuel! Neddleton
waffles are just so much easier to make and enjoy... the little squares hold in the buttery and maple-y goodness so much better than the flat uninteresting surface of a pancake. We need more interesting shapes and textures in our breakfast foods than pancakes can provide!
Maybe I'm a bit unusual. I skip the syrup and eat mine with a little butter and a lot of berries and cut bananas. Provides wholesome sweetness. Yummy.
What grandma used to make... Apple slices covered with a crepe mix (pancakes made from milk, flour, and egg) flipped over by tossing it into the air with a flick of the pan. Then smoothered with real maple syrup. Yum! .
I trust that you’ll do the right thing – banning, drawn and quartered or circumcised – that said, waffles do hold the butter and syrup in place…
1. French toast on a train (nowhere else) 2. waffles 99. pancakes - just an excuse to have more WISCONSIN maple syrup
Same batter. Waffles can be frozen, then reheated in the toaster. Depressions in waffles hold jam better.
I believe there's a mutiny at hand... Fred's House of Waffles....It's just against the laws of nature! Ok... 1) French Toast (and yea I know it's not the same, and not a choice...but it's sorta similar and when done right it's just amazing...try mine w/ cinnamon and nutmeg sometime!) 2) Waffles 3) Pancakes (home made sour dough) and real maple syrup. 4) Pancakes
Best waffle topping = fried chicken Local dive does Harlem style fried chicken and waffles with an ice cream scoop of butter, real hot maple syrup, and Louisiana hot sauce. Man is that the stuff! Rob
Y'all should try frying your french toast in bacon fat. I don't know what I'd make of that now but it used to be something I relished.
My Italian sister makes a pasta sauce where the liquid is 100 percent bacon fat ... mighty tasty. But I digress.