The weather is supposed to be nasty this weekend (it's sleeting now)...YUCK! Tony and I are running in Tony's first official 5k for the SPCA. I'll tell you this, if it's going to be cold and raining, I'm gonna run like the wind to get that mess over with! ;) I mentioned before when I first started running that I really only wanted to participate in runs that I felt were a good cause. Honestly, I don't have a lot of extra money hanging around for all the expensive fun races, so if I'm spending the money, it's going to something meaningful to me. This race happens to be specifically for the location that we got Luke and Leia from! In fact, when I found the race, there was a collage of animals on it and the two orange kitties on the top left corner are my kitties! Seriously, how could we not run for them? Anyway, I'm really hoping the rain holds off...cold, I can get through, cold and rain, that is the polar opposite of ideal weather condition for any situation really. Just sayin'.
Anyway, I was making chicken and waffles or the boys...
(different recipe for another day)
These waffles are savory and based on my flatbread recipe. They are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I was craving a cabbage omelet (I know, like everyone else does). Have you ever tried that before? I simply put the egg in the pan and then put shredded cabbage in the egg, cover the pan, cook, flip, cook and serve. The cabbage gets all crispy steamed and sweet inside the fluffy egg!
I wanted something saucy here too, so I decided to add a soft fried egg to the top (besides, I needed my Bs!) with a little chili paste for some kick and coconut aminos for tang (soy sauce for those that can have it)! YUM!
I love how well the waffles held up to the saucy eggs. This was definitely a great combinations of flavors and textures!
Savory Waffles
(Makes a little more than 2)
1/2 cup chickpea flour
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 TBSP apple cider vinegar
pinch of salt
1/4 cup egg whites
1/4 cup + 2 TSP water
Mix your dry ingredients together. Add your wet ingredients and mix well. Cook according to your machine's directions.
So, savory waffles...yay or nay? Running in the freezing rain, yay or nay?
Have a great weekend friends!
Jason and I were looking at upcoming 5ks and I did see that one. But ultimately, we decided to wait until April to do one Good luck tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw you linked up I got super excited. I love your #strangebutgood waffles! It's kind of like a socca waffle, no? I want those chicken and waffles too.
ReplyDeleteGood luck this weekend - I think it's supposed to clear up some...
Ok, that waffle sounds perfect. I'm thinking a great Friday dinner idea! Running in the cold and/or rain tends to make me run faster too. Our weather went from 80 last Sat to 40 and rainy here too. Booo!
ReplyDeletewe will be right over for those savory waffles!!! we have been meaning to make savory waffles - look sooooo good.
ReplyDeleteand how we need to try garbanzo bean flour again in our diet...we miss our socca ;)
focus on making small steps always in the positive direction ---> that is what we are trying to do as well
Oh wow, these look really good - strange, but good!! YESS! I am all for different combos, and yum, that would hit the spot. I think I need a waffle maker! good luck on your run!! I love your approach, only runs that matter for a cause :)
ReplyDeleteoh yum, i always love your recipes! never strange, just GOOD! because i'm strange!
ReplyDeletehope that rain goes away, you need to race! kitty faces are so you!
Good luck in the 5k!!!!!! Go get it!!
ReplyDeleteJay loves pancakes with bacon in them and an egg on top - he would probably LOVE these waffles. Me, not so much. Lol.
Have a great weekend!
I love savory waffles, but usually use them as sandwich bread. I'd be making a fried egg sandwich with these waffles, which would not be much different from what you've done, Sarena. ;-)
ReplyDeleteAnd I add cabbage to my eggs sometimes, too. Easy way to get in more greens. :-)
Last, I can't believe your very own kitties were on the poster. Yep, you had to participate! Good luck tomorrow! I'm ready for warm temps and eating dinner on the screened porch! ;-)
xo,
Shirley
I make savory waffles with chickpea flour, too! Love them.
ReplyDeleteSavoury waffles! Yay! Another use for chickpea flour is good.
ReplyDeleteOut in freezing rain - not unless necessary.
Oh my goodness- you amaze me. Cabbage omelets? I so need to try that. I have some cabbage to go through. And those waffles? Dan they sound amazing. Wish we could have breakfast together!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd..... good luck in your race!!!!
ReplyDeleteA local cafe always does a savory waffle and they are phenomenal. They change te flavors all the time but the formula is similar:
ReplyDeleteHttp://thegoldenyolk.blogspot.com/2010/05/savory_waffle
Http://thegoldenyolk.com/2010/05/savory-waffle.html
ReplyDeleteI love your strange but good recipes!! AND I still really really really need to make your flatbread, it always looks SO GOOD!!
ReplyDeleteOmg girl, this is GREAT! And would you believe me if I told you I was JUST thinking about adding some shredded cabbage to my eggs when I made breakfast this morning? I bought a 2 pound bag of cabbage from SAMs...you know, I tend to be a bit over zealous when it comes to veggies...and I can't resist a good bulk deal darn it! ;) In the end, I opted for something sweet, but now I think I'm definitely going to be having some cabbage and eggs tomorrow! Hmm, too bad I don't have any kabocha...I'd have the perfect NDQ breakfast! :D
ReplyDeleteAnd now I want a pizza waffle too! Lol
Oh!!! I meant to say...that photo collage! Omg, how could anyone say no to all those adorable looking faces?! I hope you and the hubs had a good race! I was always a fair weather runner back in the day, so I definitely give you props for braving the elements!
ReplyDeleteWell, I LOVE your flat bread so I know these waffles will be a hit! Can't wait to try these...just need to get myself a new waffle machine.
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