
Grandma’s Norwegian Waffles

Dig deep into your fridge and pick out all leftover dairy products. The ones that are expired months ago, and have not turned “green” yet. They will make this recipe perfect, just like my grandma always did.
There won’t be a Sunday without anyone asking mom after dinner if Grandma’s waffles is being made soon. We all crave waffles so bad!
Grandma's Norwegian Waffles
European measurements- 3 eggs
- 150g sugar
- 2 tsp. Baking soda
- 4 tsp. vanilla sugar / 3 drops vanilla
- 300g melted butter
- 10 dl. Milk / “Natural Dairy Products”
- 500g white flour
Grandma's Norwegian Waffles
US Measurements- 3 eggs
- 2/3 cups sugar
- 2 tsp. Baking soda
- 3 drops vanilla
- 2 cups melted butter
- 4 cups Milk / “Natural Dairy Products”
- 4 1/4 cups white flour
Directions
- Start with the eggs, to make sure no shells get in the batter.
- Add sugar and whisk it for a few seconds.
- Add vanilla, baking soda and melted butter. Mix this quickly.
- Add milk (and Dairy products)
- Add flour. and mix until the batter is thick
How to cook
- Add batter to the waffle Iron.
How to Serve
- You could serve with: Butter, Strawberries, “Norwegian Brown Goat Cheese”, and Ice cream.
(some also like to dip it in a cup of waffle batter.)
We serve this after dinner in Norway, as a “cake” meal. I don’t recommend this as breakfast food. Then American style waffles is better.
Difficulty
Easy
Clean out your fridge, any natural dairy products will work.
Servings
4-8 people
Makes about 15-20 waffles
Preparation Time
5 minutes
Every Sunday I get this craving. It’s not health but I do enjoy Grandma’s Waffels every time
I would love if you make this recipe and tell me, and everyone who visit
how much you love it!
Norwegian Pancakes
They are not breakfast, but thin dinner pancakes. Served with thin strips of fried bacon.
West Norwegian Potatoball
Komle/Raspeball is it’s original name, but it’s truely maybe the most Norwegian thing you can eat. (Recipe is also gluten free)
Raspberry & Strawberry Panna Cotta
This is an Italian dessert. I’ve experimented and everyone loved it. So would you try?
Supreme Pork w/Spicy Potatoes
Delicious, Amazing, AAH So GOOD. This fine piece or pork wrapped in bacon. Perfect evening and guaranteed success!
Mom’s Pork Chops
Pork Chops is pretty cheap in Norway. Now my wife demands them now and then so guess they are that good!
Mom’s Homemade Italian
It’s everything Italian cooking is about, but still very few Italian recipes. Well Mom’s Norwegian and I got this often as a kid.
ChefNorway’s Norwegian Salmon
Salmon has become so popular now. Well it’s good and really simple to make.
The Worlds Best by Chefnorway
The name doesn’t lie. It’s probably the best cake in the world. It comes from Kvæfjord in Norway and it’s original name is Kvæfjordkake. But most call it The Worlds Best in Norway
Norwegian Svele (Lapper)
This is similar to waffles, but you can do these if you dont have that special waffle iron. Any frying pan will do.
ChefNorway’s Rolls Choice, “Large Raisin Rolls”
Raisin Rolls is probably the best selling baking product in Norway. Almost everyone likes them and is always a success.
ChefNorway’s Italian Pizza
I cannot tell you how much I love a good pizza. And a true Italian makes me happy. Here’s the recipe for success.
ChefNorway’s Oregano Bread
A bread recipe I came up with experimating with the Lasagne recipe. Enjoyed best with Italian dinners.
ChefNorway’s Rolls Choice, “Cinnamon Rolls”
Norwegian cinnamon rolls is a little different than the american. Try them out for a change! Dessert NOT breakfast
Supreme White Bread “Norwegian Loaf”
Homemade bread is always better. Do this recipe to impress your guests!
Grandma’s Success Cake
This is always a success. You can easily make this gluten free, and I promise that if there are pieces left guest will come back to clear the plate!
ChefNorway’s Amazing Nachos
I was tired of bad tortilla chips and lame spice packages for nachos. So I decided to make my very own recipe and make it so much better!
ChefNorway’s Norwegian Meatballs
Some would say that this is the national dish of Norway. Different in taste from the Swedish meatballs at Ikea, but still very good.
Supreme Pork w/Spicy Potatoes
Delicious, Amazing, AAH So GOOD. This fine piece or pork wrapped in bacon. Perfect evening and guaranteed success!