Made with white whole wheat flour, flax and a bit of wheat bran, these waffles have more fiber and good fats than your standard waffle. Steeping the chai tea bags into the milk adds a lovely chai flavor, and adding a bit of cardamom really gives it that extra boost. I got whole green cardamom pods from the Indian section of my grocery store (SO much cheaper), and this was my first time using it. I ground as much as I needed in my coffee grinder to make sure the rest of it stays fresher longer. I never realized how fragrant cardamom is! My kitchen is going to smell like it for days, I'm sure.
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Chai Waffles
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I absolutely love a good chai latte. When I worked at Dunkin' Donuts over the summer, I was so in love with their Vanilla Chai.. that is, until I actually looked at the ingredients and saw that there was hydrogenated coconut oil in it. So then I began making my own at home. I should actually post that at some point.. but anyway. I love the spicy sweetness of a chai. It's such a good flavor for in desserts (like vanilla chai cupcakes). My sister makes chai spice cut out cookies every year, and they're heavenly. I just love it all. When I came upon chai waffles on Ezra Poundcake, I knew I had to make a healthified version.
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