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How to cook waffles in a cast iron skillet?

Cast Iron Waffle Maker Camping tells you to place the enclosed cast iron waffle maker on a cold cooking surface and let it heat slowly until the cast iron reaches **5 degrees Fahrenheit. Turn the waffle iron every 3 minutes to evenly heat both sides. It takes 8 to *0 minutes to heat up.
 

How to prevent waffles from sticking to the waffle iron?

You can use enough oil or butter to prevent the waffles from sticking to the waffle maker. Also make sure that your batter is very thick to allow your waffles to cook properly.

1. Make sure your batter is thick

You want a thick and not too runny batter. This consistency will help make fluffy, crispy waffles that are delicious and prevent them from being destroyed during the cooking process. If the batter made by your recipe looks too runny, try reducing the amount of milk.

2. Avoid cooking spray

Due to the cooking spray on the non-stick surface, waffles often stick to the waffle iron. If you use cooking spray frequently, the heat of the iron will make the buildup of spray very sticky and stick to the batter. Avoid using cooking spray to lubricate the surface of the iron, or make sure to wipe it clean with a towel between uses to remove any buildup.

3. Double check the heat of the waffle iron

Check the heat of the waffle iron carefully. When the temperature is not hot enough, the waffle usually sticks to the waffle iron. If your device has an indicator light indicating that it is ready and they are still sticking, try to wait another minute or two before adding batter to cook.

4. Make your waffles cooked properly

If your waffle iron is stuck, it may be because you have not cooked it long enough. If the batter is undercooked, it will stick together and separate when you turn on the iron. Make a note of your cooking time and add an extra minute or two.

5. Let your waffle maker cool down properly

Let the waffle iron cool down completely and clean it thoroughly after use. Wipe off any oil residue or sticky batter on the grooves and edges to ensure that it is clean next time you use it and will not cause adhesion problems in the future.

Cast Iron Waffle Maker Camping tells you if you have a cast iron waffle maker, remember to re-flavor the iron after frequent use. Regular re-seasoning will help keep your iron in its optimal operating shape, resulting in the perfect waffle.