lemon juice and maple syrup

[disykat]

I've loved this combination on beavertails (Epcot - Canada) and dutch babies for years, but, duh, it never occured to me I could use it on anything.

This morning I had eggo waffles with syrup and lemon juice. Oh man! I've found a new vice!

Is this common and I've just been stupid all these years?

 

[Scurvy]

I totally thought this was going to be another thread about that awful cleansing diet where you only consume water, lemon juice and maple syrup! That sounds like a really interesting combination on waffles, though. I've never heard of anyone eating that, but it might be worth trying sometime.

 

[disykat]

I had totally forgotten about that diet! Maybe I can fool myself into thinking squeezing lemon over my waffles with maple syrup will make me lose weight.

 

[siouxi31]

That sounds like an interesting combination. I may try it on my waffles tomorrow.

 

[Heidict]

I totally thought this was going to be another thread about that awful cleansing diet where you only consume water, lemon juice and maple syrup! That sounds like a really interesting combination on waffles, though. I've never heard of anyone eating that, but it might be worth trying sometime.

I thought the same thing. I'm still trying to figure out how lemon juice and maple syrup are good together.

 

[lynxstch]

what are dutch babies?

 

[disykat]

Dutch babies are giant puff pancake things baked in the oven (made of eggs, flour, and milk.) We eat them with maple syrup, powdered sugar and fresh lemon juice.

 

[bumbershoot]

I thought it was the master cleanse too, and would have referred you to a very helpful message board. Because I like the cleanse, but you have to do it right.


There was a restaurant in Seattle that made the most awesome, thin, waffles and served them with a wedge of lemon along with powdered sugar and syrup....yuuuummmmmmm. There is just something about it! Alas, the restaurant is gone...

 

[lynxstch]

Dutch babies are giant puff pancake things baked in the oven (made of eggs, flour, and milk.) We eat them with maple syrup, powdered sugar and fresh lemon juice.

2 weeks ago hubby cut a recipe out of the Relish Magazine..for something called Fluffy Pancake..guess what it turned out to be?..what you guys call a Dutch Baby..lol..I made him one for breakfast this morning..but he didn't want the lemon juice, put fresh berries on it instead!