I have a Belgian waffle maker and always used boxed Aunt Jemima mix as the waffle batter. Today, I became adventurous by replacing the Aunt Jemima mix with this recipe. I was careful use baking powder, not soda to the mix. This was a success! Good bye Aunt Jemima. Depending on your sweet tooth, you may want to add another tablespoon of sugar to the mix. I am never satisfied with just plain waffles. I like to make either apple cinnamon or banana walnut waffles. For apple cinnamon waffles, add one cup of apple sauce and 1 table spoon of cinnamon to the mix. You may want to also add another one or two table spoons of flour to the batter because apple sauce tends to make things runny. For the banana walnut waffles, place 8 oz of walnuts and two ripe bananas to a food processor and mix until the bananas become a paste. Add the banana walnut mix to the waffle batter. Both the apple cinnamon or banana walnut waffles will be tasty and you will amaze your family and neighbors by the wonderful smells from your kitchen.
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