Beat the waffle queue outside thenPrima Deli shops, by baking the pandan waffles at my own kitchen. When the waffles were hot, it's crispy outside, and soft inside ;)
Yield : about 8 slices of 12cm square waffles
Ingredients
128g all purpose flour
1 tsp double acting baking powder
1/4 tsp salt
50g water
2 pandan leaves, about 10-12g
100g coconut milk
50g milk
20g unsalted butter
2 egg yolks
2 egg white
60g fine sugar
Direction
1. Mix all purpose flour ,double acting baking powder and salt in a bowl using a hand whisk. Set aside.
2. Blend water and pandan leaves
using a food processor or blender. Set aside.
3. Place butter and fresh milk in a heat resistant bowl, and keep warm in a rice cooker for about 10 minutes, or till the butter melts.
4. Pour pandan juice from (2), butter milk mixture from (3), coconut milk and egg yolks into a mixing bowl and blend well.
5. Sieve in the flour mixture from (1) and fold in using a hand whisk or spatula.
Avoid over mixing, or the waffle will turn out hard.
6. Place egg whites in a clean bowl and start to whisk them using an electric mixer set at high speed for about 1 minute. Slowly add in sugar in 3 lots. Continue to beat at high speed for about 2 to 3 minutes, or till firm peaks formed.
7. Take about 1/3 of the meringue to fold into the yolk mixture from (4).
8. Pour the batter back to the remaining meringue and blend well.
9. Use a spatula to scrap down the side and bottom of the bowl, to ensure no unmixed flour remains in the mixture.
Let the batter stand for about 5 to 8 minutes.
10. While waiting for the batter, heat up the waffle iron and wait for the green light to light up.
11. When the green light turns on, open the waffle iron and apply a thin layer of oil onto the pan.
12. Pour enough batter to the cover the hot waffle pan and close the lid.
13. While cooking, the green light will goes off. A lot of steam will be evaporating from both sides of the waffle iron. When the green light turns on again, the waffle is ready. And the steam will be lesser.
14. Allow the waffle to cook longer if you prefer a crispier crust. Open the lid, remove the waffle and serve immediately.
If I want to make plain waffle, can I substitute the Pandan juice with vanilla extract? How much qty to use? And do I still need the coconut milk?
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteMaybe you would like to try these two waffles. If you omit the fruit, then it will become plain waffle :)
Raspberry waffle
http://mymindpatch.blogspot.sg/2013/08/raspberry-butter-waffle-using-l-waffle.html
Banana waffle
http://mymindpatch.blogspot.sg/2013/09/banana-waffle-using-l-waffle-maker.html
Or can I use Pandan paste instead of Pandan leaves
ReplyDeleteYes, you can replace the pandan leaves by pandan paste. However, I'm not familiar with pandan paste, so can advise you on the quantity to use ;)
DeleteHi, can the final mixture be kept for next day or need to use up in one day?
ReplyDeleteHi Weiting,
DeleteI think the batter can be kept in the fridge till the second day :)
I prepared the batter in the morning and kept it in the fridge. I took out the batter about 1/2 an hour before I baked the waffles in the afternoon :)
DeleteHi,
DeleteThanks for ur advice !
Happy to share with you 😄
DeleteThis can be a really amazing. I knew how to prepare with the waffle but this really is so wonderful, You have made this type of nice formula with the waffle maker. I will try this in home or I am going to tell my spouse to prepare food like you. I simply loved the actual pics you have shared over.
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Hi Tracy, thank you for your liking my post 😊 I’m happy to share my recipe with you and your spouse. Happy cooking 💕
DeleteHi ms goh, i already have filtered pandan juice in my fridge..what is the quantity should i use?
ReplyDeleteWhen we go through the commercial waffler, it is completely amicable in providing the state-of-the art- services within the food industry. This incorporates all the basic elements of the ordinary maker along with the aspects of the modern technological one. Find more at this website.
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