Gluten-Free Belgian Waffles

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I have found that waffles are somewhat difficult to make gluten-free, as the texture must be right for the waffles to hold their shape and release from the waffle iron. I tried a new recipe today that I found here at the Canada Bed & Breakfast Hosts website. I substituted gluten-free ricemilk to make it dairy-free, and I used canola oil and organic shortening (refined palm oil) to make it soy-free and trans-fat free.

There is also a recipe on the same page for gluten-free biscuits. I'll have to try that sometime.

They have more recipes at www.canadabbhosts.com/recipes.htm, including more gluten-free recipes (but not necessarily soy-free or dairy-free).

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I increased the amounts on this recipe, and I adjusted the quantities slightly to make measurements easier. They came out great! Ingredients 3 eggs, separated 3 Tbsp organic trans-fat-free shortening (Spectrum Naturals) 3 Tbsp canola oil 1/2 cup sugar ... Read More

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