A good sumptuous breakfast meal is must for everybody to start a healthy day. And people generally enjoy their breakfast meals with sumptuous waffle recipe. Eating mouth-watering waffles with scrumptious toppings of whipped cream, maple syrup, perfectly makes one healthy.
However, to cherish the natural flavor of waffles most of the people have begun preparing the waffle syrup at home. Maple syrup is considered to be the much loved syrup that is cherished amazingly by people on the pancakes, French toast or waffles as part of toppings.
Let us understand how we can make the waffle syrup at home:
. The first step would be to wash the desired quantity of fresh fruits or berries thoroughly. In case you don't have the fresh fruits make use of frosty fruits simply by thawing them in the water for 15-20 minutes.
. Then get one saucepan and put fruits and half cup of water in it. Thereafter put sugar and mix that properly with the wooden spoon.
. Put this mixture on the low heat and add three tbsp of corn starch and cook this slowly over the heat until finally all the fresh fruits as well as sugar mix perfectly well.
. Cook the concoction until finally this gets to the shape of thick syrup. In case you think that the water consistency is much less in the concoction you can include more into it.
. Continue to keep mixing this as well as verify its consistency simply by lifting it up with the spoon.
. Once done, remove it from the heat and put a little amount of on the tempting waffles, hotcakes as well as French toasted bread.
. Cool down the remaining mixture and keep it within the fridge for future use.
Thus, by using the aforementioned tips you can very well prepare the waffle syrup at your home without any delay. So, enjoy your lazy Sundays or get together with friends and relatives in the most aesthetic way.
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