We had a very nice visit with Lloyd’s folks this weekend. I always freak about about what to cook for people, but we were only home for breakfasts, and that’s a meal I can safely make. We had bacon and eggs yesterday, and an experiment today!
I can’t take credit for this, since I saw it on Slashfood a while ago, but we had french toast made in a waffle iron. The Texax toast pieces fit in my cheap-o Belgian waffle maker perfectly!
I liked them a lot. I was so pleased with the result, we made garlic toast for dinner the same way! Slap some butter on both sides of bread, sprinkle on a little garlic salt, then leave them in there a couple of minutes to get really crispy. The best part is how they break off into little strips, then squares, perfect for filling with sauce. I shouldn’t have even made noodles.
Kitt says
Oh, that’s clever. How easy!
Brad says
Yikes! I looked at the last picture before I read the last paragraph. Waffles and spaghetti? Gross!
Deanne says
Um, I think that’s garlic toast, Brad. Geez; don’t you read??
🙂
Annette says
I love the new black tablecloth! It makes the spaghetti and waffles look remarkably desirable! I always say, it’s all about presentation!
Lauren says
Heh, ‘tablecloth’ – you know that’s the trunk in my living room. Or is my spaghetti floating in space?
Beth says
But now when you use your waffle iron again, won’t your waffles taste just a hint of garlicky?
kiwe says
MMMM…Garlic waffles
Marisa says
Hooray, I’m so glad that the idea worked so well for you!
Lauren says
Thanks! 🙂