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Waffles!

JGray
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Back in college, there were days when the only decent thing to eat in the dorm cafeteria was waffles. They had a "make your own" bar where you'd pour on the batter, cook it, then add fixings. It was quite delicious!

These days, we make waffles and pancakes on weekend mornings, then freeze them for the kids to eat during the week. I'm fond of simple maple syrup (the real stuff). The kids like them either with powdered sugar or whipped cream and strawberries.

What do you like on your waffles?

See you Thursday!

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vp
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butter.lot,lots of butter.

Submitted April 11, 2017 at 5:32AM




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.All sorts of jam: raspberry jam, plum jam. cloudberry jam. With or without whipped cream.

Hommade jam is the best, just 2 thirds berries of any sort and 1 third sugar. Mixed and heated for about 20 minutes. Let it cool just under boiling point an mix in a spoon of conservation powder. Take washed and heated glass jars and pour in the jam on with the lid and let it cool. Serve.


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Submitted April 11, 2017 at 6:44PM



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I adore real maple syrup. When I was a kid, I was also very partial to boysenberry syrup, and I'm sure I'd still like any kind of good berry syrup.

But I came here to tell you about a special treat that is made less than two miles from my house.  There is a company called Woodinville Whiskey Company; as I'm sure you have guessed, they make whiskey.  Whiskey is aged in barrels, right?  And after one or two uses the barrels must be replaced with new ones.  Well, before getting rid of the used ones, they now have been putting maple syrup into the barrels and aging that for a while.  It picks up whiskey-like flavors.  It's expensive: $20 for a 250 ml bottle.  But it's really something special.  I don't even like booze and I like this stuff.

So now that's my go-to present: when I want to give someone an unusual gift, I give a bottle of that syrup.  Good on waffles, on ice cream, in coffee...

P.S. I'm not putting the URL because I don't want to make anyone think I'm shilling for this product, but if you Google search you can find it; and since it doesn't contain actual booze they can ship it across state lines.  So if it sounds like something you would like, maybe give it a try!

Submitted April 12, 2017 at 1:51AM



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Not posting the url also keeps your post out of moderation limbo, but there is a reputation filter here so if you've been good long enough you can post it anyway.
Since this stuff really does sound yummy, I'mma go ahead and link that for you  Wink
Woodinville Barrel-Aged Maple Syrup

Submitted April 15, 2017 at 1:11PM



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Butter and either Apple Butter,Maple, or Kudzu syrup.

Submitted April 13, 2017 at 12:09PM



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For waffles, nothing beats ice cream and jam. Smile

Submitted April 14, 2017 at 6:12AM



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