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Fig. D
Fig. E
Fig. F
NOTE: The timer works independently from the unit; it does not turn power to the unit on or off.
5. Close the wafe maker (Fig. D). While grasping both handles, ip the unit over 180° (Fig. E and Fig. F).
6. The wafe maker will beep ve times when the set time has expired. Open the wafe maker and, using
a fork, spear the side of the wafe and lift it from the grids.
7. Repeat steps 3 through 6 for additional wafes.
8. Unplug wafe maker when cooking is completed.
Helpful Hints
♦ If desired, packaged wafe mixes may be prepared and baked in the Presto
®
wafe maker. Batter made
from some packaged mixes may have a shorter baking time, so it is recommended that you check for
doneness after 2 minutes. A good indication that the wafe is done is when steam escaping from the
wafe maker stops.
♦ Wafe batters, whether using mixes or homemade recipes, will vary and therefore the amount of batter
needed for an evenly lled wafe, without overow, will vary. It is recommended that when making
the rst wafe you use a measuring cup to gauge how much batter is needed. Generally between
¾ and 1 cup works best. Never use more than 1 cup of batter. If you get some overow, be sure to use
less batter for the next wafe.
♦ For batters that don’t ow when poured onto the wafe grid, use a heat-resistant spatula and spread
out the batter evenly to the edges of the grid.
♦ Dessert batters may require an application of vegetable oil to the wafe grids before cooking the rst
wafe and as needed for additional wafes. Excessive use of oil can damage the nonstick coating and
over time may even cause sticking.
♦ No-stick cooking sprays are not recommended for seasoning the waffle maker as they may leave a tacky residue. In addition, the
waffle may have a mottled appearance instead of the even brown appearance as when using vegetable oil.
♦ Keep wafes warm and crisp until serving by placing them in a single layer directly on a rack in a 200°F oven.
♦ If you have leftover wafes, freeze them. Cool extra wafes to room temperature. Place them between layers of waxed paper in a
resealable plastic freezer bag and freeze for up to 1 month. When ready to serve, pop the frozen wafes into your toaster or reheat
in an oven at 350°F for about 10 minutes.
Recipes
Classic Wafes
2 cups all-purpose our 1¾ cups milk
1 tablespoon sugar 2 eggs
1 tablespoon baking powder 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
¼ teaspoon salt
Mix our, sugar, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl. Whisk milk, eggs, and oil in a medium bowl. Whisk milk mixture into dry
ingredients just until dry ingredients are thoroughly moistened. Preheat wafe maker. Pour 1 cup batter onto the center of the bottom
grid. Close top and ip wafe maker. Bake until brown, about 4 minutes.
Makes 4 wafes
Flavorful Whole Grain Wafes
1 cup all-purpose our ¼ teaspoon salt
¾ cup whole wheat our 2 cups milk
½ cup quick cooking oats 2 eggs
1 tablespoon packed brown sugar 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 tablespoon baking powder
Mix ours, oats, brown sugar, baking powder, and salt in a large bowl. Whisk milk, eggs, and oil in a medium bowl. Whisk milk mixture
into dry ingredients just until dry ingredients are thoroughly moistened. Allow batter to rest 5 minutes. Preheat wafe maker. Pour scant
1 cup batter onto the center of the bottom grid. Close top and ip wafe maker. Bake until wafe is brown, about 4 minutes.
Makes 4 wafes