This is just a basic waffle recipe taken from All Recipes and converted into baker’s math so my bread-making brain can quickly make waffles in the morning and scale it up or down easily.

I know the weights listed here are crazy. I have an overly fancy kitchen scale that’s accurate to the tenth of a gram that lets me get away with it.

Ingredients

  • 250g of flour
  • 360g of milk
  • 75g of butter or oil
  • 1 large egg (100g)
  • 25g of sugar
  • 16g of baking powder
  • 6g of salt
  • a whatever-your-heart-desires amount of vanilla

In baker’s math that’s:

  • Liquid: 120%
  • Fat: 31%
  • Eggs: 1 (I refuse to weigh eggs for this)
  • Sugar: 10%
  • Baking Powder: 7% (rounded)
  • Salt: 3% (rounded)
  • Vanilla: one heart’s worth

Instructions

  1. Pour batter into waffle maker.
  2. Wait for waffles to be done.
  3. Eat waffles.

My Notes

The batter isn’t overly sweet. If you want it sweeter, add more sugar. How many waffles this recipe makes depends on your waffle maker’s definition of a waffle. For the one I’ve got, this recipe made about 5 waffles.