You can use a few different cookie recipes, but the best ones to make on the waffle iron are drop-style cookies, which are cookies that are typically spooned onto a tray, rather than rolled or cut.

Blogger Jen Nikolaus of Yummy Healthy Easy got this recipe for moist, rich cookies from her mother-in-law, Nola, while she was visiting. “I would say that these are one of my family’s favorite ...

After 9 minutes in the waffle iron, my first filet was barely cracking 110°F. I let it go another 3 minutes. By the time I checked again, it was 165°F at its coolest part.

4. Top with butter, honey or the topping of your choice. WAFFLED CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES 1¼ cup all-purpose flour ½ teaspoon baking soda ½ teaspoon fine salt ⅓ cup packed light brown sugar ⅓ ...

Place as many tater tots as will fit on the waffle maker and close, pressing down as needed, and cook until heated through and golden-brown on the outside (5 to 7 minutes).

From “Will It Waffle?” (Workman, $14.95) by Daniel Shumski; use standard or Belgian waffle iron. Make the dough “just before you’re ready to cook it,” Shumski writes.

Grab the syrup because Monday Aug. 24 recognizes the patent of the waffle iron. In 1869, Cornelius Swartout of Troy, New York received a patent for a "device to bake waffles." Although waffle ...

But what if a waffle iron could be used to make much more than just this morning’s breakfast? Here’s what else you can make with a waffle iron: Cookies. Hash browns. Bowls made out of bacon.

Amanda Chantal Bacon, author of and The Moon Juice Manual: Adaptogenic Recipes for Natural Stress Relief, swears by her Cuisinart WAF-F10P1 Waffle Iron — and only that waffle iron — for making ...