 |
| Select traditional olive oil. |
 |
| Spray butter Pam and prepare toast for flavor. |
 |
| Get the avocados ready with favorite creole seasoning. |
 |
| Cook toast in waffle iron to crispy brown. |
 |
| Spread seasoned avocado and enjoy crisp and crunchy taste treat. |
I am having a lot of fun cooking on my waffle iron and there are a lot of web sites devoted to recipes for cooking this way. You can use tortillas and cheese and lots of different mixtures. I am thinking about ordering this book Will It Waffle. Do you ever cook things besides waffles on your waffle iron?
Well I don't own a waffle iron, but your creation looks very tasty. I love avocado, but avoid having it too much as it's high in calories.
ReplyDeleteLL COOL JOR, really not that high in calories and definitely good source of potassium
DeleteWe don't use our waffle iron. That shows how good we are. Mostly pancakes on days that we want a hot breakfast. I was thinking the other day I wanted a recipe for those light egg white waffles that a nearby recipe serves with their great soups. Now you have motivated me.
ReplyDeleteTABOR a lot of college kids are cooking on waffle iron these days. Two my grandchildren got them for Christmas
DeleteThat looks positively yummy! I do cook other things in my waffle iron. A great source for waffle irons (most unused) is thrift salvation army stores. That way I don't have to put one in my carryon when flying...
ReplyDeleteBRIGHID,you are so clever. What a good idea.
DeleteI wish I had a waffle iron. Looks great.
ReplyDeleteGIGIHAWAII, I was seeing a lot of these ideas on Facebook before I dug out my waffle iron.
DeleteI have not used my waffle iron at all in about 3 years. might have to try that breakfast idea.
ReplyDeleteKENJU, a friend called after seeing my post and told me to turn to the Food Network because they were showing demonstrations on things to cook on the waffle iron. It was a good show with some good ideas. They made a fried hash brown potatoes that looked out of this world!
DeleteNo waffle iron here either. Love avocado though. Loathe maple syrup. Way too sweet for me.
ReplyDeleteELEPHANTS CHILD, simply using powdered sugar over Annie's All American waffle toast is very good so you can skip the maple syrup.
DeleteMe thinks I need to check in to getting a waffle iron. Lots of possibilities there. Avocado is such a healthy food, I really need to find a way to eat it. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteARKANSAS PATTI, from what I hear a lot of people are dragging their waffle irons out of storage.
DeleteWhat a great idea! Our waffle iron is probably 75 years old, and someday I'll write about it. Never thought about using it for anything else.
ReplyDeleteKERRY, I had a wonderful flip cast iron waffle maker and left it in Kansas. Wish I had it now.
DeleteThat sounds really good. I don't have a waffle iron, but your post makes me want to get one.
ReplyDeleteCUBE, if you look around the internet a little bit and see all the things you can do with one you'll definitely want to get one.
DeleteWaffles with whipped cream is one of my favourites. When I was growing up my dad made waffles almost every Sunday.
ReplyDeleteDITCHINGTHEDOG, what's funny is that I don't make waffles in my waffle iron. Lol
DeleteHow funny, my husband was just talking about this. He and my son saw some great ideas for the waffle iron using brownie and chocolate chip cookie batter and more. You've inspired me to experiment.
ReplyDeleteYou are so darn creative. No, we've never done anything other than waffles on the waffle iron. You're making me think though.
ReplyDeleteI used to have a waffle iron, but sold it at a yard sale. Rats - should have kept it!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out! And I'm glad you liked the avocado on toast. So good. I have two that are waiting in the wings in the fruit bowl.
Enjoy ! isn't it nice to make your own healthy food !
ReplyDeleteI don't have a waffle iron...but I do have about 12 avocado trees growing on this property.
ReplyDeleteI don't have a waffle iron, but I want one now!
ReplyDelete