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#WAFFLE IRON CAD GENERATOR#

Buttersworth or Aunt Jemima.pig out to your hearts contentment I think we should all eat waffles for dinner tonight before the world comes to an end.and whether you enjoy pure maple syrup or Log Cabin, Mrs. e=googlebase&gclid=CLyQnaPuqbQCFYpFMgod6goAlg

#WAFFLE IRON CAD GENERATOR#

Requires no generator and is cheaper than most electric models. This can be used on the woodstove, campfire, BBQ or gas range. This gave me another idea - I might buy a single range burner, it'd be pretty awesome to have an element for cooking on indoors. I think they go pretty fast at flea markets and antique shops.

Quoting: AnonymooseDo you have a woodstove? I found an old cast iron waffle iron that has a base that sets on the wood stove, and the two halves that fold together to form the waffle mold can be flipped on the base to cook both sides. Trollbridge, I agree, it's a happy problem to have, brings a smile to my face too. The genny will run a 1500 watt heater, so I'll make sure I don't go over that wattage. Like this but mine is a real antique Griswald Good luck and enjoy your tasty waffles.don't forget the syrup!!!ĭo you have a woodstove? I found an old cast iron waffle iron that has a base that sets on the wood stove, and the two halves that fold together to form the waffle mold can be flipped on the base to cook both sides.

You should be fine-there are many smaller appliances out there that really don't require that much energy to run. My advice would be to shop for an iron that uses the least amount of wattage and compare that to your Gen to make sure it would not overload it. Your post just brought a smile to my face.good old waffles.gotta have them.if only all problems in life were so simple! Lol! I wouldn't run the microwave at the same time though! My quick google search showed the watts range from 900 to 1250. As long as there are enough watts from the generator, they work. They don't care much about the quality of the power. The old style is nothing more than a couple of heating elements. If it does not have any digital controls it should be fine. What's the likelihood it would play nice with a waffle iron? Currently we only have a champion generator for power, not the cleanest power. I want to buy my girlfriend a waffle iron (she's been asking for a while) and it would be beyond great if we could run it at the cottage. Small Cabin Forum / Off-Grid Living / Powering a waffle iron with a generator?

Place two polenta waffles on each plate, top with tomatoes and zucchini, and garnish with Parmesan.- Forums - Register/Sign Up - Reply - Search - Statistics.

Season with Kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper.

Sauté zucchini and tomatoes over medium high heat until they just barely starts to brown (you want to retain the shape of the tomatoes and the crunch of the zucchini).

While the polenta cooks coat a medium sauté pan with cooking spray.

Place, on a pan, in a warm oven while you cook the other polenta rounds and the topping.

Remove from iron with a spatula and fork.

Let the polenta cook about 2 minutes past the point of the waffle iron indicator.

Using oven mittens (The slices are thick so you will have to use a little force, use oven mittens so you won’t burn yourself!), press iron down until it closes all the way.

Coat the heated iron with a thin layer of cooking spray.

You may want to cut your polenta thinner if you are using a regular one)

Heat your waffle iron (I used a Belgian waffle iron.

1 large zucchini (chopped into bite sized pieces).

1 (18 oz.) sleeve pre-cooked polenta (I used: Food Merchants Organic Sundried Tomato Garlic) cut into 8 equal slices.

I’m most likely pondering the properties of a particular food and whether or not I can forcibly squeeze it between two scorching hot ridged plates of metal in order to cook it and also make it look cool! I guess my bottom line is this if you catch me deep in thought I’m probably not thinking about ways to solve the world’s problems. I think you understand what I’m trying to say. What a simple delicious dinner this turned out to be! With the zucchini and tomatoes it was super summery, simple, and healthy! I can’t express how nice it is when a meal comes together! Now I can’t stop thinking about food waffling possibilities! All manner of cookie dough, mashed potatoes (all manner), batters of all types (e.g. And I finally decided to try waffling it. I had this sleeve of store bought precooked polenta sitting in my pantry for a month. They mentioned brownie batter and hash browns. My sister Christy and my brother Brad were going on the other day about waffling different foods (other than actual, traditional waffle batter).