For: 4 serv.Difficulty: EasyPreparation: 25 minCooking: 30 min
What do you mean, a diet before summer? Oh, that's not planned at all! Don't worry, the cold should be back soon anyway, and you'll still be able to hide your cute little curves under a sweater ;-)
Wash the potatoes and cook them in water (with the skin) with a bit of coarse salt for about 25 minutes (it all depends on the size of your potatoes but they should be tender). Mash them into a puree, still with the skin on.
In a bowl, mix the starch with 70g of water, then add this mixture to your puree. Next, gradually add the soy milk, making sure to incorporate it well into the puree.
Mix the flour, yeast, salt, and pepper, and add this mixture to your preparation. When your waffle batter is smooth, you can add chopped fresh herbs.
Heat up your waffle iron and lightly grease it with oil. Pour half a ladle of batter per waffle and cook for a few minutes. You can eat them while still hot and crispy or wait until they cool down and become soft ;) To accompany, make a sauce with soy yogurt, fresh herbs, salt, and pepper. This will be perfect for a brunch, a picnic, or a lunch...
Wash the potatoes and cook them in water (with the skin) with a bit of coarse salt for about 25 minutes (it all depends on the size of your potatoes but they should be tender). Mash them into a puree, still with the skin on.
In a bowl, mix the starch with 70g of water, then add this mixture to your puree. Next, gradually add the soy milk, making sure to incorporate it well into the puree.
Mix the flour, yeast, salt, and pepper, and add this mixture to your preparation. When your waffle batter is smooth, you can add chopped fresh herbs.
Heat up your waffle iron and lightly grease it with oil. Pour half a ladle of batter per waffle and cook for a few minutes. You can eat them while still hot and crispy or wait until they cool down and become soft ;) To accompany, make a sauce with soy yogurt, fresh herbs, salt, and pepper. This will be perfect for a brunch, a picnic, or a lunch...