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TIPS AND HINTS
• Packaged wafe mixes found in most
supermarkets may be used with this unit.
• For best results, we recommend lling the
supplied measuring cup to the top so it will
ll the wafe, unless suggested otherwise in
recipes. Thinner batters may require a little less
batter, and thicker batters may require a little
more.
• For evenly lled wafes, pour the batter into the
center of the lower plate and spread out evenly
to the edges. The entire wafe plate should be
lled.
• For added convenience while baking wafes,
rest the measuring cup on the lip of the bowl
containing the batter until the next baking cycle.
• We recommend turning the browning control
dial to setting #3 when using wafe mixes and
for the included recipes. If you prefer crisper,
darker Belgian wafes, set the browning control
higher. If you prefer lighter wafes, turn the
browning control dial down.
• Belgian wafes taste best when made to order,
but baked Belgian wafes may be kept warm
in a 200˚F oven. Place them in a baking pan
or wrap them in foil while in the oven. Wafes
wrapped in foil may lose their crispness.
• Baked wafes may be frozen. Allow them to
cool completely, and then place them in a
plastic food storage bag. Use waxed paper
to keep wafes separated. Reheat in an oven,
toaster or toaster oven when ready to serve.
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