Have you got some leftover rice in your fridge? Why not consider making it into crispy-chewy waffles? You can easily make the ...

Cinnamon rolls — in a waffle maker? Kendall Jenner sent more than half a million Instagrammers into a tizzy with this shot of waffled cinnamon rolls, and for good reason. Built-in pockets for that ...

Let’s not beat around the brunch: Waffles are God’s gift to carb lovers everywhere. But did you know there are actually plenty of other foods you can make with your prized waffle iron? From hash ...

These fluffy eggnog waffles are full of holiday flavor and perfect for Christmas morning, brunch, or an easy weekend ...

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 irons ...

Cook any meal of the day in your waffle iron with amazing results and in half the time of a conventional oven. You might be surprised by all the foods you can prepare in a waffle iron. In fact, ...

For the waffles: Preheat waffle maker to medium-high. Combine stuffing, eggs and 1/4 cup cream. If mixture is too dry and not ...

The overripe bananas sitting on your kitchen counter might seem like a waste, but don't toss them out just yet! While that brown fruit may be too mushy to snack on, they're ideal for adding naturally ...

C'mon, confess. You were convinced you couldn't live without those handy-dandy kitchen gadgets, and now you have a banana slicer and pasta proportioner in a drawer and a toasted sandwich maker and ...

“Waffle Iron Hash Browns are the easiest and most delicious hash browns you’ll ever make,” Garten captioned the image of her mouthwatering hash browns. “They’re really crispy on the outside and creamy ...

There’s something special about a waffle, from the delicious batter to the way the holes collect your favorite toppings. Unlike pancakes, you need special equipment to make a waffle and many of them ...