These delicious sourdough waffles are fermented overnight to give you all the benefits of long fermented sourdough in this classic breakfast treat! Make them sweet or savory!
180gWhole Milkcan substitute butter milk if you prefer
200gAll Purpose Flour
50gSugar
2Eggs
50gButterMelted
12gBaking Powder2 teaspoons
5gSalt½ teaspoon
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Instructions
In a large mixing bowl, mix together sourdough starter, milk, flour and sugar. Mix until it forms a stodgy dough. It will seem like a really thick sourdough starter.
Cover the sourdough mixture and leave on the counter overnight (up to 12 hours).
When you want to make the waffles the next morning, take the cover off the sourdough starter mixture. It should have grown and be bubbly and alive!
Add 2 eggs, melted butter, salt and baking powder to the sourdough starter mixture and whisk until the mixture forms a batter.Because the starter has fermented overnight, the mixture will be quite stretchy compared to a regular waffle batter.
Heat up your waffle iron and spoon mixture into the iron. Cook to your liking (these waffles are delicious soft or crispy).
The waffles will brown up beautifully! Serve with toppings and condiments of your choice.