Raspberry cinnamon spelt waffles

These perfectly balanced raspberry cinnamon spelt waffles are a favorite weekend breakfast. Easy to whip up with wholesome grain and fresh or frozen raspberries, you can make these any time of year for a little something special in the morning. All you need is a waffle maker (I’m using a round mini) but you could absolutely skip the grid and flip a pancake if you don’t have one. Totally refined sugar free, and just a little maple syrup, these waffles have added flax meal for a nutritious and delicious addition to your weekend brunch rotation.

Jump to recipe

raspberry_spelt_waffles_01
raspberry spelt waffles

These delightful spelt waffles pair well with any number of toppings. I recommend coconut butter or cinnamon maple sunflower seed butter to really level up. Spelt flour has a subtle, nutty flavor and is a great source of fiber and better for your early morning eats. This is also an easy dish to make ahead and freeze for a quick breakfast on the go–just pop one in the toaster oven to defrost and you’ve got breakfast at the ready. Enjoy!

Raspberry cinnamon spelt waffles   by

These perfectly balanced raspberry cinnamon spelt waffles are a favorite weekend breakfast and pair well with any number of delicious toppings!

makes: 7 - 8 waffles | prep time: 5 min | cook time: 25 min | total time: 30 min

Closed Loop Cooking Icon
raspberry spelt waffles

Ingredients

  • 2 flax eggs (2 tbsp flax meal and ¼ cup water, mixed well)
  • 1 cup spelt flour
  • 1/2 tsp baking powder
  • 1 tsp cinnamon
  • 1/4 tsp kosher salt
  • 1/4 cup melted coconut oil
  • 2 tbsp maple syrup
  • 1 1/2 cup plant milk
  • 1 cup frozen raspberries (I used frozen)

To-Do's

  1. Make flax egg by mixing flax meal and water and let sit for 2 – 3 minutes.
  2. Pre heat waffle maker. (I’m using a mini waffle maker.)
  3. In a large mixing bowl add spelt flour, baking powder, salt. 
  4. Melt coconut oil if needed and add to bowl. Add maple syrup, plant milk, and flax egg. Mix well.
  5. Add raspberries and mix gently, keeping berries intact best you can.
  6. Using a ⅓ cup measuring scoop, fill waffle maker pan, close lid and let cook for 3 – 4 minutes. Once cooked, carefully peel out waffle and flip for an additional 30 seconds. (Flip is optional but on some waffle makers it helps to ensure even cooking.)
  7. Once golden brown, remove from waffle maker, plate, and enjoy! Top with plant butter, nut butter, jam.
  8. Keep leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge 2 – 3 days or in the freezer with parchment paper between layers for about a month.
Rated [awcr_rating type="averageRating"]/5 based on 0 reviews

saved under

, ,

Strawberry

Comments

Leave a Comment