Savory chafles


#1

When I was reading several chafles recipes I noticed that they used mozzarella or other very young kinds of cheese.
But I wanted the chafle to be really cheesy.
Of course a bit more precision than the recipe I did finally choose as my starting point could also not hurt. … how much fits into a cup heavily depends i.e. on the exact brand of the ingredient and is thus not a reliable measure.

for 24 pieces (with 12 cm diameter waffle iron)
12 eggs (size: apx. 55g)
70 g coconut flour
200 g very hard cheese grated (i.e. Parmesan, Sbrinz)
260 g hard cheese grated (i.e. Appenzeller)
290 g semi hard cheese grated (i.e. Gouda)
1 tbsp cheese seasoning (i.e. for Raclette )
1 tsp ground pepper or chili

Mix the cheese with the spices. Mix in the eggs, then add the coconut flour.
Let the mixture rest for a few minutes.
Heat up the waffle iron.
Form about 55g cheese mass per waffle into a flat ball and place it slightly backwards on the opened waffle iron
Squeeze and hold down the waffle iron.
Bake until only a little steam escapes.
Remove the finished waffle with a hard plastic spatula.


(Rebecca ) #2

Yum! Chaffles are the BEST!! Thanks for sharing!!


(Susan) #3

Those look great =) I am sure you enjoyed them.

You might like this thread about Chaffles too, with lots of recipe ideas for different kinds =):


#4

When they mention that their chaffles can be turned sweet I know that they can only be based on very young cheese.


(Rebecca ) #5

I just made some lemon chaffles yesterday. I used the basic 1 egg, 1/2 C mozzarella and added 1/4 t baking powder, 1 T Monkfruit and 1 t lemon extract…this made 2 chaffes. YUM!!:yum: