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Triple Berry Galette Recipe

Triple Berry Galette Recipe

  The Galette is a term used in French cuisine to designate various types of flat round, sometimes flaky, crusty cakes. The beauty of galette is that you can fill it with all kinds of fillings, sweet or savory. I love them all! It’s one read more

Beef Taco Sliders

Beef Taco Sliders

Beef Taco Sliders are quick, easy and tasty sandwiches that you can make in no time. They are absolutely perfect for any potluck, party, as well as Superbowl gathering. Alright, boys and girls, let’s talk… You know when 5 PM hits the clock and you read more

Flourless Potato Waffles

Flourless Potato Waffles

Flourless Potato Waffles

There are a few simple pleasures in life, and I got to tell you Flourless Potato Waffles are one of them.

Not only that, these waffles are flavorful, but easy, pretty and delicious as well.

Naturally gluten-free and perfect to relish it with a bowl of soup, breakfast or even after work/school snack.

I make them often for our movie nights or when we have friends over because these are quick but delicious as well.

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Who would have thought making waffles out of shredded potatoes will taste this good?! It is such a savory treat that I cannot even tell you of its tastiness.

My husband loves them with sour cream or cream cheese. Usually, I would serve them with some sausages or eggs, but I liked it with tomato soup as well.

Don’t get me wrong, I love good waffles that you top with all kinds of tasty toppings and drenched in syrup. However, these are something else.

Flourless Potato Waffles

I really hope you all try it and enjoy it as much as my family and I did. We love them for breakfast, as a snack, or instead of bread. They are absolutely perfect!

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Yield: Serves 1

Flourless Potato Waffles

Flourless Potato Waffles

Easy and tasty Flourless Potato Waffles.

Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 7 minutes
Total Time 12 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 1/3 cup 10 OZ Shredded Potatoes
  • 1 Large Egg

Seasoning:

  • Salt and Ground Black pepper to taste Good pinch of each
  • Pinch of dry Parsley
  • Pinch of Rosemary (remove the leaves from steam, if fresh and chop)
  • 1/4 teaspoon Onion Powder
  • 1 teaspoon Oil plus for greasing the waffle iron

Optional Toppings:

  • Pinch of Sriracha Salt and dried Parsley
  • Parmesan Cheese

Instructions

  1. If the potatoes are shredded and frozen: Pack 2 cups in the measuring cup and defrost in the microwave for a minute or two. This will bring you down to 1 1/3 of a cup. Or peel and shred fresh potato until you reach 1 1/3c. You may use 1 cup of potatoes if the waffle maker is smaller.
  2. Place the potatoes in the bowl, then add 1 large egg and season according to your taste. Mix well to combine.
  3. Grease the waffle maker very well.
  4. When the waffle iron is hot enough place the potato mixture evenly. Close the waffle maker and allow it to cook until the lights on the waffle maker tell you it's done. You can go a bit longer until the potatoes are completely cooked through. If you have a setting for medium-high temperature on your waffle maker then use it.

Notes

You can use sweet potatoes, but instead of onion, you can use Allspice. If you do not have parsley or rosemary, you can use other herbs, like thyme, or oregano.

Onion powder gives you an amazing aroma, but if you don't have it in a powder form, shred or dice onion really into almost minced form. You may use green onions as well.

Some waffles are smaller, so just use fewer potatoes or if you want them thinner. Make sure to grease the waffle iron really well.

This way it will cook much better. This is not your typical waffle and it might stick, so heat the waffle maker, then grease it before placing the potato mixture. What OIL: You can use any oil on hand. I used OLIVE oil, but you can use any on hand. I used just a pinch of Sriracha salt over all the waffles when I finished.

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Tiny Toast Cereal

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Breakfast…The most important meal of the day. I would love to know, what is your favorite breakfast? Do you have some traditional breakfasts, or you just love a bowl of cereal each morning? I can’t call myself a real breakfast eater, I am more of a brunch read more

Plum and Peach Galette

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Tomato Feta Salad

Tomato Feta Salad

 

The best thing about summer is loads of fresh produce, either from your garden, farmers market or even from your grocery store. I know that we have fresh produce, literally all year round, but we know what’s in season and what’s not.  So, if you are a seasonal eater, then you must know that tomatoes are summer fruit, although I always consider it as a veggie. How about you?


It just happens that my garden is blooming, and I am overjoyed to see how beautiful it is.  Labor of love, as we call it, there is also nothing more satisfying than walking out of your house and picking fresh herbs and produce just a few steps away from your doorway. I have that happy feeling of accomplishment.

My husband, Nebs, is far better Gardner that I’ll ever be, but with his help and my constant learning to better myself in that department, the sky is the limit, right?! I would love to have one day a huge garden that I never ever have to go and get it from the store. Wishes do come true, so I am very optimistic.

So we picked the other day a nice basket of fresh herbs, flowers, produce… Blackberries and grapes are still growing strong, even though I have a war with the birds. They ate all the blueberries, yup! Before I know it, they munched on them like it was an open buffet, which for them it probably was, especially in this heat juicy blueberry means a lot. I made a peace with myself that I will not make a blueberry pie from my blueberries this season (le sigh…), but blackberry bush is growing beautifully.

 

We started to grow lemons, Mayer lemon, avocado as well as kiwi. It’s growing, so we will see how that will turn out.
So here we go, with my salad that goes so beautifully with steak, chicken, or on its own. We love dipping homemade bread on the end when the cheese has already crumbled into tiny pieces, and juices from tomatoes, and olive oil, as well as herbs, meet at the end. God! That’s the best taste EVAAA.

 

 

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Tomato Feta Salad

Course Salad
Cuisine Greek, Serbian
Keyword salad, healthy, meatless
Prep Time 10 minutes
Author Sandra | Sandra's Easy Cooking

Ingredients

  • 4 large Tomatoes 1 per person, or 8 smaller/medium size tomatoes
  • 3 Green Onions chopped
  • 1 tablespoon fresh Parsley chopped
  • 4 Oz Crumbled Feta cheese

Dressing:

  • 1/2 Tablespoon Olive oil
  • 1 teaspoon dried Parsley
  • Pinch of Salt or to taste
  • Pinch of dried Rosemary

Instructions

  1. Slice tomatoes in quarters, or bite-size slices if they are larger.
  2. Chop scallions and parsley.
  3. In a jar or bowl, mix together ingredients for dressing.
  4. Toss it gently together and, drizzle dressing on top. Toss is again to coat.
  5. Add Feta cheese on top, and serve.

Recipe Notes

Don't make it a day ahead. This is done in 5 minutes, so it is better if you make it just before you serve it. You may add cucumber, it gives you extra crunch and cooler taste. Season to taste. Feta is loaded with sodium, so you won't need much for dressing.