Homemade Belgian Waffles Recipe (Brussels Style)



You will absolutely love this authentic Brussels-style Belgian waffle recipe that uses yeast to help it rise and provide flavor.

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  1. After sampling various waffle recipes with little success, I stumbled upon Chef Billy Parisi's YouTube channel and decided to try his waffle recipe. The outcome was absolutely delightful! The waffles had an impressive volume and maintained a perfect stiffness, which significantly enhanced the overall texture. To add my twist, I incorporated some corn starch, and the result was phenomenal, lending an even better texture to the waffles.

    Chef Billy Parisi's instructions were detailed and easy to navigate, making the cooking process straightforward and enjoyable. His approachable demeanor and expert tips throughout the video ensured that even beginners could produce fantastic results.

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  2. Weird the Brussels recipe I used to have the batter was way thicker! I lived In Vancouver and a waffle place opened and they weee from Belgium and the batter they had was thicker also but I can’t find my recipe and I’m dying to have Belgian waffles again can’t wait to try this recipe hopefully it can replace my old one!!! ❤

  3. u really waste a lot of clean utensils. No point in using a hand whisk, use your machine whisk EVEN IF BY HAND! First, do the egg white to hard peaks, then move it to the final rising container. After making the batter return the egg white to the mixing bowl and fold in. Move back to the rising container. You just saved three utensils and having to wash the mixing bowl during a process.

  4. In Belgium waffles are a snack, never breakfast.

    By the way, never use spray as it tends to build up over time. Melted butter or oil will do the trick and it's much cheaper as well.

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