Weekends are when I typically choose to do recipe development in the mornings. Though I tend to be rather strict with myself staying on schedule during the weeks, I have been trying to change things around on Saturdays and Sundays. Therefore, this weekend I felt led to revisit my
Sunday Morning Waffle recipe, and make it Autoimmune-Paleo friendly. After a couple different variations, I believe I found the recipe that mimics my original waffles quite closely. The key is to use a very green plantain, as this allows them to be more airy and crisp, rather than chewy and a bit dense. Both variations of waffles were equally tasty, however, today's recipe is the one that was voted best overall, as my parents enjoyed theres with maple syrup a long side the usual eggs and bacon. If you are looking to avoid all forms of sugar, you can also easily make this recipe more of a savory waffle by omitting the cinnamon and maple sugar. Either way you choose to make them, they are a great addition to your weekend breakfast, brunch, or even dinner for a fun twist!
Apple Cinnamon Plantain Waffles Print Recipe Ingredients Process - Grease waffle iron with extra oil and preheat.
- To make the gelatin egg, place the water in a small bowl and sprinkle the gelatin over it, allowing to bloom for 5 minutes.
- Peel plantain and place in a food processor along with the apple sauce, avocado oil, cinnamon, baking soda, and sea salt.
- Blend mixture until smooth.
- Next, add in gelatin egg and continue blending until fully incorporated.
- Once the waffle iron is preheated, scoop batter into the iron, sprinkling with maple sugar as desired.
- Close waffle iron and allow to cook until the iron beeps green and the waffles are firm and crisp.
- Using a knife, loosen the edges of the waffle to remove.
Recipe NotesIf you have issues getting the waffles out of the iron, simply open the iron and allow them to sit for a few minutes before removing. If you wish to make the waffles savory, simple omit the cinnamon and maple sugar.
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