I've had this recipe for quite some time and have had the waffle maker even longer than that. Give it a whirl. You won't regret it (can't you see the steam coming up from the waffle iron? Oh yes, it's a treat, I'll tell you.
Homemade Waffles
Ingredients:
one egg
1 cup white flour
1 cup whole wheat flour
1 cup buttermilk
1 cup skim milk
2 tsp baking soda
2 tsp olive oil
Whisk egg in bowl until a little foamy.
Mix dry ingredients together in another bowl. Add milk and fold together gently (just stir it gently). Fold in egg and oil.
I've made this in MANY variations. Only the white of the egg, different flours, just skim milk, it all works.
For a treat, I like to heat maple syrup and frozen berries and use that to sweeten it. Yum!!
Oh, and don't forget, for your favorite middle child, add chocolate chips
I have a close friend that has many things in common with me. She lives in my town, she homeschools her children and, well, she sews! This common interest started out innocent enough but has totally taken on a life of its own.
Last week was a Graduation at my son's Karate School. He's taking Tung Su Do (probably spelled that wrong) Here he is at the graduation, partnering with a Black Belt to show what he's got. You can see in second 13(the green belted one), my son and his practice partner laughing because my son won't 'tap out' LOL
From second 47 on over a half a minute, my son won't tap out or flinch at the nerve pressure his partner is trying to take him down with. The Sensei comes over and tells him to pull my guy over his shoulder and finally, my son goes down LOL
For the record, I'm told he's supposed to give in and not let the Black Belt look like he doesn't know what he's doing. Everyone is laughing so it's all in good fun.
He's now second level Brown Belt (4 Gup) and has six more months at this level. He's been taking classes for two years now. He's grown physically (he's now 6ft 2!) and emotionally throughout this time and I'm very proud of him. I don't know, frankly, what we all would have done as a family if he didn't have this great program.
As always--a thing to be thankful for.
Of course, my girl and her Godsister in matching shirts "Chillin' with my Gnomies"-made by me!
My middle guy really enjoyed it too. His favorite part was all the little caves!
My girlie. Telling us where to go. She didn't want to leave!
Even the husband came for this one!
Ok, one pic of me.
We went to Purgatory Chasm one time. LONG ago when my oldest was the only child we had! We will definately be going back soon.
Baby gown goodness
"Snugglers" to swaddle baby!
Great messenger style bags
