Het jy al ’n Borrel-Wafel
geëet? Ek het in Thailand - Phuket !!
Bubble Waffle
140 grams all purpose flour
7.5 grams baking powder
10.5 grams custard powder
28 grams tapioca starch -"'Sago""
(*Tapioca is commonly produced as a flour but can also be bought as ‘pearls’,
or coarse flakes. Tapioca flour(starch) has a similar texture to cornflour)
2 eggs
140 grams white sugar
28 grams evaporated milk
140 grams water
5 grams vanilla extract
28 grams vegetable oil
a touch of vegetable oil, to grease the waffle iron
In a bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder,
custard powder and tapioca starch. Set aside.
In another bowl or large liquid measuring cup, lightly
beat the eggs and whisk in the sugar. Mix in the evaporated milk and then
water, gradually. Add the sifted flour mixture and whisk well, making sure
there are no lumps. Whisk in the vanilla extract and then the oil. Cover the
batter with plastic wrap and let rest in the fridge for 1 hour or overnight.
When you’re ready to make waffles, take the batter out and
let it rest at room temperature for 30 minutes.
Heat up your waffle iron plates: brush or spray with a
bit of oil and heat each one separately over medium heat.
Pour a scant cup of batter (closer to 3/4 cup) into one of
the plates, rotating so that most of the wells are filled. Place the other
plate on top, lock it in, close, and flip. Cook each side for 2-3 minutes,
lifting the plates to check after a minute and a half. Lift the top plate off
and flip the waffle out – use chopsticks to loosen if needed – and let cool on
a wire rack so the edges stay crispy. Repeat with the remaining batter. Enjoy
warm!
Dankie aan Carrina le Roux wat haar heelike resepte met
ons deel.
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