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Oatmeal Waffles made with whole wheat flour are a great way to start the day off with a delicious and healthy breakfast.
I am on a continuous quest to integrate more whole grains into my family’s diet. From that desire, these delicious, healthy and filling oatmeal waffles were created! We have been enjoying these yummy whole wheat and oatmeal waffles at our house for breakfast and dinner.
 Remember my oatmeal pancake recipe? My family loved them and they were the inspiration for these oatmeal waffles.  We enjoy our oatmeal waffles with real maple syrup and strawberries, but they are also yummy with butter, jam, or your favorite waffle topping.
Another waffle trick we love is to fry up some bacon and break into pieces. Then add that right into the waffler batter. So delicious!
This recipe freezes really well, so I love to make them for dinner and double the batch. Then I put the leftover waffles into the freezer for us to enjoy for breakfast. They are perfect to grab on a morning when you are short on time and need something quick and easy. Just pop them into the toaster and you are good to go! All you have to do is add some maple syrup.
Made exclusively with whole wheat flour and old fashioned oatmeal, you might expect a heavy and dense waffle. But this recipe makes nice crisp and light waffles.
Some of my other favorite breakfast recipes include:
Some of my favorite kitchen tools:
ROUND WAFFLE MAKER – I love the round, Belgian like waffles you get from this waffle maker.
PYREX BOWLS – I love my Pyrex bowls and actually own a couple of sets. Perfect for mixing or serving.
Oatmeal Waffles
Ingredients
- 1 C whole wheat flour
- 1 C old fashioned oats
- 4 tsp baking powder
- 3 Tbsp sugar or honey
- 3 Tbsp canola oil
- 1 1/4 C buttermilk
- 1/2 C water
- 1 egg
Instructions
- Combine dry ingredients.
- Whisk together wet ingredients.
- Pour wet into dry and stir until combined.
- Heat waffle iron and spray with non-stick spray.
- Pour in about 1/2 cup batter and cook until brown and crisp.
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Lisa says
These were yummy but the batter was a little runny. I’m going to use a little less liquid next time.
Marti says
I loved checking out Cali’s blog! She will have a wonderful adventure. My granddaughter Jordan did BYU study abroad in London last summer and was able to go to so many plays, concerts, etc. There was even an unexpected weekend in Paris with several girls.
My Dad taught at the BYU London location years ago and I was able to visit him there, on my first trip to London. It was special to know that Jordan was staying at the very same location.
Valerie H. says
You are one busy woman!!!! What a fun month for you. It’s fun to see the picture of you and Kris and Kim. I know they say they aren’t related to the Osmonds but I really think they have to be related to Olive Osmond somehow, somewhere….long, long ago perhaps. Betcha!
I checked out Cali’s new blog. She’s so cute. Love how she writes! I can tell she is going to have so much fun there. I’ll be following her on her blog.
kelly says
i have an odd question, you wear a lot of navy, do you have a hard time finding shoes? i can never find something to go with navy! i commented on your college post how much i love your clothes!
Leigh Anne says
I do wear navy – I recently discovered that I should not wear black so I have switched to navy and brown. I have a friend who is a stylist and she did my colors and informed me of that! I have a closet full of black!
Navy shoes are impossible to find – I have tried. I really like wearing colored shoes so instead of navy I shoes I wear burgundy, gray, silver and even yellow with navy outfits. My daughter is starting a fashion blog and maybe I’ll do a few fashion posts over there!