VIDEORECIPE Traditional American Waffles recipe

Say you made a big batch of Big Brother slop (just go with it) —you might get tired of eating it in bowls, no matter what garnishes you’re piling on. So here’s a recipe for Lemon Chive Waffles that works in about a cup of slop (or call it oatmeal, if that’s more appealing). The waffles get a nutritional boost and a bit of texture, while remaining light and fluffy from the addition of whipped egg whites, and bright with lemon zest and juice.

The best recipe to make these delicious waffles from scratch. A great treat for any occasion!

We got the idea for these impromptu gnocchi from our Home Cooking community discussion board. All you need is half a pound of pizza dough, a pot of boiling salted water, and a sauce (marinara is perfect). Enlist your kids to help with the shaping, then let them watch you poaching the dough and tossing it in the sauce. What to buy: Premade pizza dough is available bagged in 14- or 16-ounce portions at well-stocked groceries.

Quick, moist, tasty, made from just a few ingredients and ideal for the whole family. A simple recipe that even children can help prepare.

Crispy on the outside, chewy on the inside, the waffles for this bacon, cheese, and fried egg breakfast sandwich are a cool transformation of ramen noodles. Just boil the noodles, drain, and incorporate them into a straight-up waffle batter (chicken flavoring packet added for a savory boost).

A tip for weekend baking or a pie for the road - a simple sheet pie with dollops of cheese and jam.

Custard biscuits are perfect for breakfast or tea time. By following this easy Granny's recipe, learn how to make the most delicious homemade custard biscuits.

I love this recipe for muesli cookies. They are delicious, healthy and so easy to make that even my children like to make them themselves. They are perfect for breakfast, a snack in between meals or an afternoon sweet treat. I've actually made this recipe several times and am delighted to be able to share it with you now!