How to Make Perfect Breakfast Stuffed Belgian Waffles
Belgian waffles are one of the hottest breakfast items these days. Everyone loves posting those Pinterest-worthy photos of delectable waffles on their social media status, often with sweet syrup or jam.
Today, we want to take this waffles recipe to the next level.
Crispy and golden on the outside and fluffy on the inside, these stuffed waffles are going to make you fall in love at the very first bite. Yum! The iconic crunch of bell pepper and onion with the softness of the waffle will make you smack your lips and lick your fingers in delight.
The underlying richness of cheddar cheese will enhance the flavors further. They’re healthy and scrumptious! What more could you want?
The best thing about these stuffed waffles is that they are super easy to make. They don’t have any unexpected ingredients that would require a run to the grocery store – you’ll find everything in your pantry and the fridge. You can make them on a weekend morning, and everyone will wake up to the delicious smell of waffles.
Want a sweet waffle to pair with this savory treat? This recipe for cinnamon oat waffles will hit the spot!
Savory Breakfast Stuffed Belgian Waffles
Prep time: 20 minutes
Cook time: 5 minutes
Servings: 4
Ingredients
For the waffles
For the eggs
Preparation
Let’s make some waffles!
Turn on those egg timers. It’s egg time!
Waffle + Egg = Yum!
- Heating your waffle iron at medium-high heat and brush the inside with butter or oil.
- Before you begin, use the heel of your hand to slightly flatten your balls of dough (this will make it easier to add filling).
- Take 1 ball of the dough and place it to fit the waffle iron.
- Once your dough ball is placed, quickly place 1/4 cup of your scrambled egg mixture on the dough. Add the cheese.
- Finish your waffle by topping it with a second ball of dough.
- Close the waffle iron. Let it cook for about 3 to 5 minutes.
- Serve and enjoy!
If you’re willing to experiment with the recipe, you can also make these stuffed waffles with your favorite filling. If you are craving something sweet, try apple-stuffed waffles. Or use your favorite local seasonal berry and take advantage of the seasonal harvest.
If you are looking for something out of the box, you can stuff your waffles with beans and salsa. Or, for another savory option, try maple bacon (that you can make yourself!) and syrup for the perfect sweet/salty combo.
Buttery, and light, these stuffed waffles are the ultimate breakfast or brunch option for someone who doesn’t have a big sweet tooth.
Do you have a sweet tooth? This homemade breakfast donut recipe is perfect for you!