Do you want a seriously awesome and super easy way to have chocolate and beer at breakfast? Make these waffles! Now! I really don't use Vegan Brunch enough. Or any of my cookbooks for that matter, but this one has some really tasty recipes in it!
My friend Abbe and I made plans to hang out last night and of course one of the first things we had to figure out was what to cook and so Chocolate Beer Waffles it was! Breakfast for dinner! Yes! My waffle maker is an old Belgian Waffle Maker that makes one huge waffle. I really want to get a regular old waffle maker so I can make tons of waffles and freeze them. Toaster waffles anyone?!
I'm not a big fan of maple syrup and couldn't imagine how it would taste good on chocolate beer waffles so I started wondering what we were going to put on them. Naked waffles is never an option. Luckily in the book it suggests making Sweet Cashew Cream and Chocolate Drizzle. Both of those recipes call for almond milk but all I had was vanilla coconut milk so we went with that. The coconut milk flavor didn't come through in the chocolate but it certainly did in the cashew cream, which was fantastic! After adding some cinnamon to the cream, it tasted like my favorite cereal, Cascadian Farm Organic Cinnamon Crunch.
I present to you Chocolate Beer Waffles with Sweet Cashew Cream and Chocolate Drizzle!!!
These are my favorite waffles. I've never added the cashew cream, but I am sure it would only make them even more amazing.
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ReplyDeleteI try to not post recipes unless they are my own or heavily modified. The recipe is in Vegan Brunch and a quick google search will definitely give you the recipe!
DeleteThose look awesome! I hate my waffle iron right now.. it always sticks. If I can find a good one I'm going to be making these asap. Thanks.
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