Keto Almond Flour Waffles Recipe
Delicious keto almond flour waffles are crispy on the sides, soft and tasty on the inside. They are perfect breakfast or brunch treats for the whole gang.
What is? (History/Background)
Historians date back waffles to ancient Greece – where cooks and chefs roast flat cakes in between metal attached to wooden handles. These ancient waffles are not as sweet as the modern pastry has. They were similar to unleavened pieces of bread made by the catholic priest to be given to the poor.
As time went by, spices and other ingredients were added one by one to compliment the consumers' demand and evolving tastebuds. From thin unleavened bread to thick flatbread was introduced in the 15th century. With the evolution of waffles in the 15th century, blacksmiths began forging rectangular metal plates with a grid pattern to be used in shaping the waffles that we use up until today.
Health Benefits?
This recipe is an excellent breakfast choice for those following a ketogenic diet and those who have allergies to gluten, as this recipe is gluten-free. Almonds contain an elevated amount of monounsaturated fat, which is good for you and your heart. A balanced diet should have an amount of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats coming from nuts and oils. It reduces the harmful cholesterol levels that promote fatty build-up in the body, especially in the veins.
Tips and Procedure
• The batter for this pancake is slightly runny rather than thick. This is due to the almond flour being used rather than regular flour or any gluten flour.
• Always preheat your waffle maker before brushing it with butter. This needs to be done for the waffle maker to be ready to go before pouring the batter into it.
How To Make
Prepare the following ingredients to make this easy waffle recipe. See the list below:
• 80g strawberries, sliced
• blueberries
• almond flour
• baking powder
• maple syrup, plus more for serving
• beaten large eggs
• Greek yogurt
• salt
• vanilla extract
• softened unsalted butter
Combine maple syrup, beaten eggs, yogurt, and vanilla extract in a mixing bowl; set it aside.
Mix almond flour, baking powder, and salt in another mixing bowl.
Pour the wet mixture over the dry ingredients and mix using a handheld mixer until fully incorporated.
Heat the waffle iron and brush with the softened butter. Once hot, divide and pour the batter depending on your waffle maker's size.
Cook the waffles until crispy on the edges or around 4-6 minutes. Repeat the process with the remaining batter. Serve!
FAQs
Is there any substitute for Greek yogurt?
Yes, there are. This recipe may use sour cream, plain yogurt, and cream cheese. They are perfect for making variations for these scrumptious almond flour waffles.
Aside from the berries, what can I add as a topping?
Actually, this is a blank canvass that you can add anything from berries to apples, down to bananas. It is all about your preferences and the availability of the fruit in your pantry or refrigerator.