recipe:

  • 500g flour (use whichever, I typically use spelt flour)
  • 2 tbsp baking powder
  • 125g vegan butter (usually use margarine)
  • 125g sugar (usually use raw cane sugar)
  • 250ml vegan milk (usually use oat milk)
  • 175ml sparkling water

mix the butter and the sugar, add the dry ingredients, then the wet ingredients, then knead the ingredients together until you have a nice dough. you could also add some vanilla sugar, matcha powder for flavour/colour, or gingerbread spice for a christmas-y vibe.

enjoy ~

I lied - two of them had weed in them >:) :3

  • Gormadt@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    11 个月前

    NGL though, post workout waffles are fire 🔥🔥🔥

    Hard workout, hot shower, then buttery pancakes is a fucking AWESOME way to start a day

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      11 个月前

      Possible! Not sure how nutritious they’d be since they’re quite sugary and sweet, but if you substitute some ingredients, why not

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        11 个月前

        I usually add eggs (though lately, not so much) and protein powder to mine to boost the protein a lot

        It also changes the fluff of them, they hit your stomach like a brick

        I mostly use cream cheese as a topping and not syrup as well (though sometimes I end up with an insatiable craving after a workout for sugar and then I hit them with some maple syrup)

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          11 个月前

          Being vegan, I’d probably add chickpea flour instead of the eggs, then. Do have protein powder too, but I’m not sure how well it’d dissolve in the dough, though?

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            11 个月前

            That was my concern as well when I first went to add it, so I get around that by dissolving it in the milk before I mix the milk with the flour. That way I know it’s dissolved fully and I won’t end up with any clumps of it.