Light and Tender Waffles



Ingredients
1 cup of Quick Oats
1/4 cup millet
2 cups of water
1/4 cup of raw cashews
1/4 cup Flaxseed
2 tbsp Apple Juice Concentrate * or honey
2 tbsp cornstarch (opt.)-helps waffle keep its shape when cool
1/2 teaspoon of salt
*Makes waffle brown; 1 date or 1/2 tbsp of raisins may be used instead of the apple juice concentrate.
**you can sprinkle sesame seeds on waffle iron to help prevent sticking.
Preparation
Preheat Waffle Iron-if your iron is old and worn, you probably have to use plenty of non-stick spray. The new waffle irons are not expensive, a new Teflon surface stays nice a long time if you never grease or wash it. The non stick sprays leave a residue that builds up, making the waffles stick so don’t spray, and get a nicer appearing waffle as well!
Blend all ingredients for 1 minute
Pour mixture into preheated waffle iron and close the lid. Bake until steam stops rising and the waffle is golden brown and crisp. (Usually 8-11 minutes depending on waffle iron.)
Remove to a cooling rack and serve. Don’t stack waffles when they’re hot, or they’ll become soggy and compressed. Use a toaster to add crispiness and reheat leftovers.
*This recipe is from 7 Secrets Cookbook, p.16 by Neva & Jim Brackett