A delicious sweet dutch cookie, slightly chewy and very unhealthy.
Stroopwafels (syrup waffles)
Ingredients
For the Waffles
For the Syrup
Alternate syrup when in the Netherlands
Instructions
Waffle dough
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Mix room temperature milk with the instant yeast and optionally leave it for a few minutes to activate the yeast.
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Mix the flour, sugar, butter, egg and salt and add the milk and yeast to form a dough.
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Pack in a container or cellophane and rest for an hour at room temperature, or for a night in the fridge.
Syrup
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Mix all the ingredients together in a pan
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Optionally add a knife point of cinnamon.
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Melt everything together at low heat. Keep stirring it until you have a runny syrup. Don’t let it get too thick.
You can test the syrup for a gooey caramel consistency by putting a bit of it on a cold plate in the freezer for a minute.
I've found it to be ready at about 110c, you can feel it get slightly thicker while you stir.
Baking the waffles
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Divide the dough in balls of about 25 to 35 gram each (depending how large you want the final cookies)
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Press a ball of the waffle dough into the waffle iron and cook for 1 minute at at 200c - golden brown sightly dark
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Immediately slice the hot waffle in two and scoop a generous spoon of warmed up syrup in between the two layers.
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Press the two halves of the waffle together until the syrup just reaches the edges.
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Cool the waffles down (preferably on a rack) before stacking and storing them.
115 degrees Celsius is the sweet spot for keukenstroop syrup