Stuffing  waffle

Leftover Stuffing Waffle w Cranberry Syrup

Leftover Stuffing Waffles w/ Cranberry Syrup

I have to admit I was a skeptic on this one, but we tried a recipe since I had both stuffing and cranberry sauce leftover from our Thanksgiving feast. It passes the taste test, it is frugal, and easy to make.
This is not a recipe for someone who loves their sweet breakfast pancakes and waffles, rather it is for the more savory food lover. The person who tolerates breakfast while they are waiting for lunch or who would rather order a BLT or a chicken biscuit for their first meal of the day.

Ingredients
  

Waffles

  • 3 Cups Leftover Stuffing
  • 1 Cup Shredded Cheddar Cheese
  • 2 Eggs beaten
  • Salt and Pepper to Taste
  • Non-stick Spray for the waffle iron

Syrup

  • 1 Cup of Cranberry Sauce
  • 1 Cup of Maple Syrup the original recipe called for a 1/2 cup

Instructions
 

  • Preheat the waffle iron on medium heat
  • Mix the stuffing, cheese, and egg in a bowl, set aside
  • In a saucepan add cranberry sauce and the maple syrup turn on low heat
  • Spray the waffle iron with non-stick spray
  • Spoon approximately one cup of the mixture into the waffle iron
  • Cook for approximately 10 minutes per waffle
  • Stir the syrup to make sure it is heating but not sticking to the pan
  • For each waffle you are serving pour some syrup on the top

Notes

The original recipe that I used called for less maple syrup in the syrup and to appease the sweet breakfast folks in my house I simply added more. The original recipe also called for processing the cranberries down with an emulsion blender, I prefer the berries as a mix of chunky and whole and therefor left them that way when I made the syrup.
Whichever way you choose to go on this recipe, it is a true winner for something innovative to do with Thanksgiving leftovers.  
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I have to admit I was a skeptic on this one, but I tried a recipe I saw online for this and since I had both leftover from our Thanksgiving feast, I decided to give it a try. This is not a recipe for someone who loves their sweet breakfast pancakes and waffles, rather it is for the more savory food lover. The person who tolerates breakfast while they are waiting for lunch or who would rather order a BLT or a chicken biscuit for their first meal of the day.

The original recipe that I used called for less maple syrup in the syrup and to appease the sweet breakfast folks in my house I simply added more. The original recipe also called for processing the cranberries down with an emulsion blender, I prefer the berries as a mix of chunky and whole and therefor left them that way when I made the syrup.

Whichever way you choose to go on this recipe, it is a true winner for something innovative to do with Thanksgiving leftovers, It passes the taste test, it is frugal, and easy to make.

Ingredients

Waffles
  • 3 Cups of Leftover Stuffing
  • 1 Cup of Shredded Cheddar Cheese
  • 2 Eggs (beaten)
  • Salt and Pepper to Taste
  • Non-stick Spray (for the waffle iron)
Cranberry Syrup
  • 1 Cup of Cranberry Sauce
  • 1 Cup of Maple Syrup (the original recipe called for a 1/2 cup)

Instructions

  1. Preheat the waffle iron on medium heat
  2. Mix the stuffing, cheese, and egg in a bowl, set aside
  3. In a saucepan add cranberry sauce and the maple syrup turn on low heat
  4. Spray the waffle iron with non-stick spray
  5. Spoon approximately one cup of the mixture into the waffle iron
  6. Cook for approximately 10 minutes per waffle
  7. Stir the syrup to make sure it is heating but not sticking to the pan
  8. For each waffle you are serving pour some syrup on the top

Enjoy!