In our on-going adventures of finding healthy grain-free options to our favorite breakfast foods, I came up with this recipe. Grain-free waffles! Pass the syrup! They are super easy to make and if you double the batch, you can freeze a ton of them!
Did someone say “lego my eggo”? The cool part is that these waffles are green inside, due to a chemical reaction between the sun-butter and the baking soda….very cool! If you like, you can substitute almond butter too.
Grain-Free Waffles
Find a healthy breakfast option with these grain-free waffles. They are super easy to make and if you double the batch, you can freeze a ton of them!
Ingredients
- 3 medium banana
- 3 medium apples, peeled and cored
- 1 (16 oz) container of sun-butter (or you can use smooth almond butter)
- 6 medium pastured eggs
- 3 Tbsp arrowroot powder -- where to find
- 3 Tbsp pure vanilla
- 1 1/2 tsps baking soda
- Coconut oil for greasing waffle iron
Instructions
1. Puree apple and banana in a food processor.
2. Use the whisk attachment on your electric mixer and whip sun-butter on high until smooth.
3. Add puree and remaining ingredients to whipped sun-butter and continue to whip until combined.
4. Grease your hot waffle maker with coconut oil (for each waffle you make).
5. Use about 1 ladle of batter per 8-by-4-inch waffle onto hot waffle iron for 3-5 minutes until browned. Do not fill up entire waffle maker, leave about 40% unfilled so that the batter can spread. If your waffle is soft or floppy, it’s not ready yet – keep cooking for another minute or two!
6. Eat your Grain-Free Waffles immediately or store flat in the freezer and make your own breakfast by reheating in the toaster – the waffles will be firm enough.
Recommended Products
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Sun Butter - Almond Butter
- Arrowroot
- Vanilla Extract
- Baking Soda
- Perfect Supplement Coconut Oil
- Waffle Iron
- Food Processor
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The sun butter makes them turn green inside!
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Hi, What kind of apples did you use? Also does ‘meduim’ mean ‘size’ of banana or ‘meduim ripe banana’? Thanks so much.
Any kind of apple works. Medium = medium banana
Thanks so much! Looking forward to trying this recipe… Nancy
I made these tonight but I used almond butter instead. They were delicious and my family liked them too! This is a first, I’ve been doing Paleo since January 1st and they have yet to eat anything I’ve made. We will make these again. After freezing them what is the best way to reheat? They won’t fit in my toaster as my waffle iron is a Belgium waffle iron.
We toast them in our toaster oven. You could also heat them in a regular oven too. Glad your family liked them!
can you use smooth peanut butter??
Sure, any nut butter will work
This were fantastic! I didn’t have apples so I used a can of pumpkin. Delicious! Thank you for this great recipe!
Glad you liked them Katie! The pumpkin is a great idea! 🙂
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These sound so tasty!