DirectionsStep1In a blender, mix all wet ingredients and blend until smoothStep2Mix all dry ingredients and shift onto the wet mixStep3Blend until all flour is dissolvedStep4Pour through a sieve into a large measuring cup (easier to pour into the waffle pan)Step5Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes. You can also leave it overnight (I did!)Step6Heat both sides of the waffle pan on stove for about 1 min on medium high heatStep7Lower the heat to medium low and pour in the batterStep8Close the latch and flip the panStep9Cook for 2 1⁄2 minutes – you should see the pan wiggling as the waffle puffs upStep10Open the latch for steam to escapeStep11Flip and cook set timer for another 2 1⁄2 minutesStep12Take it out using a stick or bamboo skewerStep13Fold it gently to form the cone shapeStep14Load up with fillings and toppings of choiceStep15Best to enjoy while they’re still piping hotIngredientsIngredients¾ cupLight & Low-Gluten Flour (I find that spelt flour works best while ticking or the nutrient values)3 tablespoonsTapioca Starch1 tablespoonCustard Powder (I actually used pudding powder made from corn starch vs. custard powder that sometimes contains powdered egg)1 ½ teaspoonsBaking Powder1 pinchSalt2 110Gr (eggs)2 tablespoonsCoconucondensed Milk2 tablespoonsEvaporated Milk (can be subbed with coffee cream/half-and-half-- see note)140 gramsWater1 teaspoonMild Olive Oil OR Canola Oil½ teaspoonVanilla Extractadd Coconut Oil Spray (for the waffle pan)add Maple Syrup And Basil (Ricotta-- whipped with honey)add Fruit Compotes (or fruits, such as peaches, nectarines, and the berries)See moreNutritionalNutritional188 Calories6 gTotal Fat29 gCarbohydrate510 mgSodium14 gProteinFrom fromfood2fit.comRecipeDirectionsIngredientsNutritionalExplore furtherHong Kong Style Egg Waffle (雞蛋仔 Original Flavour)en.christinesrecipes.comHow We Turned Hong Kong's Traditional Egg Waffle into …vice.comHong Kong-Style Egg Waffle Recipe by Tastytasty.coWhere To Find The Best Egg Waffles In Hong Kongsassyhongkong.comHong Kong Bubble Egg Waffle Recipe (Gai Daan Jai)bakerrecipes.comBubble Waffles Recipe [Hong Kong Egg Waffles Recipe] — …themom100.comRecommended to you based on what's popular • Feedback
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