Waffles don’t have to be just for special days. These Plant Based, Gluten Free Waffles, you can eat every day and not feel guilty. And, you won’t feel like taking a nap after eating one. By adding broccoli sprouts to the mixture you will be adding a superfood boost that you will never even know is in there. Great for getting those little ones to eat their greens! Top it with the antioxidant rich Blueberry Sauce and you have an amazingly healthy and great tasting breakfast.Recipes Mentioned:
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Ingredients
Waffles
2 cups rolled oats
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp vanilla or 1/2 tsp vanilla powder
2 Tbsp flax meal
2 Tbsp broccoli sprouts
2 cups unsweetened almond milk or plant milk of your choosing
Blueberry Sauce
1 - 12 oz package frozen blueberries, thawed
2 datesÂ
Instructions
- Preheat waffle iron and lightly spritz with oil
- Put waffle ingredients into blender and blend lightly
- Pour part of mixture into waffle iron.
- Blend together the blueberries and dates in blender until well mixed
- Pour into a saucepan and cook on medium heat until desired thickness.
- Pour blueberry mixture over waffles when finished
18 comments
Can we sub the sprouts for anything else?
You don’t have to add the sprouts.
Can’t wait! I can smell those waffles now….
Thank you we are transitioning these will help can a nut milk be switched out for the soy milk?
Deffinetly.
yes
Is it possible to use water instead of milk?
Yes, they still work with just water. =)
Any changes needed if you make pancakes?
I think it would work the same. You might have to add a little more liquid.
Can this recipe be made the night before?
Yes
Love all of your recipes, Jill! I have been looking for a good, oil free waffle recipe and these look perfect! Just wondering, can you freeze them? I only feed two people and would love to have some in the freezer for future meals. Thanks for the feedback!
Yes, they freeze wonderfully.
I made your Gluten-Free Bread and it turned out yummy. Could a person subsitute cooked quinoa for raw? When it calls for Chia Seeds, could one use chia seeds soaked in the fridge overnight so not as much seedy things for one’s gut? I absolutely loved your Vegan Pancake recipe….hubby did too and we’re not even Vegan but I am trying your recipes due to health reasons.
I think if you use cooked quinoa and soaked chia seeds it won’t cook through. It already struggles a bit to cook completely in the middle.
Thoughts on using a silicone waffle pan instead of a waffle pan? Temp and time? Changes to recipe?
Thanks
I have never heard of a silicone waffle pan but I would try 400°F for 15 minutes to start.