[prisoner6]

So...I don't have a recipe that I've tried this week but Mrs p6 and I were sitting around watching an episode of the old "I Remember Mama" TV show from the early 50's. Sponsored by good to the last drop Maxwell House Coffee with great product placement through the show.

Made it the REAL way too...dump the grounds into a pot and boil.

In any case in the episode we were watching heart shaped Norwegian waffles were featured. That made me go Googling to see what I could find.

Came up with My Little Norway and a few waffle recipes we'll try tommorow. Here are the first two. On the site there are some more interesting ones!

Everyday Waffles

500 ml plain flour
2 teaspoon baking powder
100 ml sugar
500 ml milk
2 eggs
50 ml melted butter
drops of vanilla essence for flavour

Method

Make a smooth batter with the flour, baking powder, sugar and milk. Beat in the eggs and butter (and vanilla). Let the batter set for 30 minutes before cooking in a waffle maker.

Sour Cream Waffles

500 ml sour cream (full cream)
4 eggs
250 ml plain flour
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
150 ml water

Method

Make a smooth batter with all the ingredients. Set for 15 minutes before cooking in a waffle maker.

Now have to Google for heart shaped waffle iron!

BTW thanks to each and everyone who post to these threads. Mrs p6, I and the rest of the p6 family thank you VERY MUCH!

[prisoner6]

Haven't found a place that sells the irons yet but I did find this cool site.

Has a few recipes and pics.

[Flamenco Lady]

I have a heart shaped waffle maker that I got a few years ago. It is made by Cuisinart and we found it at J.C. Penney. They also had the same one at several more expensive Kitchen stores, but it was almost half the price at J.C. Penney.

[mojo114]

FYI
250Ml = 1 cup
approx.