St. Patrick’s Day is only a week away! Today, I want to share a fun and easy recipe with you. Check out these Crispy Matcha Green Tea Waffles (香脆綠茶窩夫)! I love the natural green hue from the matcha powder and the festive shape of the waffles!
The waffle batter is quite simple to prepare. Check out my video tutorial above if you haven’t done so. The key to make a beautiful waffle is to use room temperature ingredients so that your batter will be nicely incorporated. It’s okay to have a few small lumps in your batter. Because if you over-mixed your batter, your waffles might turn out chewy, and there’s no way to fix it!
You can serve these waffles for breakfast, snacks, or afternoon tea. The green tea flavor in this particular recipe is not overly strong. If you want a more pungent matcha aroma, you can add up to 1 tablespoon more of matcha powder in your batter. I personally don’t want the matcha flavor to be too strong though, especially when I am also dusting additional matcha powder on top when I serve them. No matter if you like the aroma light or strong, serving these waffles with the warm maple syrup is a must! The slightly earthy flavor from maple syrup compliments the green tea aroma nicely.
As you can see from my video, I recently order this waffle maker online. The shape of the whole waffle reminds me of the shamrock. Alternatively, you can cut them into smaller heart shapes! Best of all, the machine is easy to use and the waffles came out nice and crispy! Check out the link at the end of this post to find out where to get yours! What special treats are you making for St. Patrick’s Day? Leave a comment below to let me know. I can’t wait to hear from you!
Tools and Ingredients Used:
Heart Shape Waffle Maker (Click here for more information)
Heat Proof Spatula (Click here for more information)
Grapeseed Oil (Click here for more information)
Organic Vanilla Extract (Click here for more information)
Tapioca Flour (Click here for more information)
Matcha Powder (Click here for more information)
Baking Powder (Click here for more information)
Baking Soda (Click here for more information)
All-Purpose Flour (Click here for more information)