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Oysterpot
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Location: Smithville, Tennessee
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 Posted: Wednesday 6-16-2010 10:53 am Post subject: Tried Waffles spread with peanut butter |
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I couldn't resist any longer, wife wanted waffles this morning, so I made a batter and cooked her up some. She didn't try the PB, but I did. Yup that is a do-er.
I did cheat and use a pre mixed pancake mix, but added some flovorings.
I added 1 tsp Vanila Extract
and 1 tsp Almond extract.
They had a great flavor to them.
While we were eating them I thought of a different flavoring.......@&() oh breaking up will have to try later 
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cliffmeister2000
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| Posted: Thursday 7-8-2010 3:32 pm Post subject: |
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I wish I had a waffle iron! I keep bidding and losing on eBay!
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Oysterpot
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| Posted: Thursday 7-8-2010 3:47 pm Post subject: |
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Cliff, if you really want to make waffles with cast iron, but can't seem to nail down one of the older style, go to
www.pieiron.com
They have some, I have a set and use it every time I make waffles. In fact made waffles this morning. They are made in china, and they are not the greatest quality. They work well though. 7" in diameter.
I still haven't attempted to clean up the set that I bought this spring, I am scared to damage them. I know I;m a coward!
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cliffmeister2000
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Those waffle irons look interesting. It looks like they don't come with a base. Do you just hang on to them til the waffle is done?
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Oysterpot
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| Posted: Thursday 7-8-2010 6:15 pm Post subject: |
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Put them on burner of stove, or grate over fire. Haven't done over fire yet. Mine turn out great, after some practice.
They take 1/3 cup of batter per waffle. I made 7 waffles this morning and only sprayed once. Good seasoning I guess.
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