Honey Yogurt Waffles
I try to eat yogurt every day, but Josh won’t touch the stuff. Wait, I take that back, Josh always makes our homemade yogurt, but he won’t eat it. He hates the smell, texture, and taste. So when I made Honey Yogurt Waffles one morning I decided to keep the yogurt part of the waffles a secret. I am so sneaky:)
I asked Josh if he could guess the secret ingredient, but he isn’t very good at that game. After he polished off two waffles I told him he just ate yogurt waffles. He wasn’t upset because he really enjoyed them. Now, he will eat yogurt, but only in waffles.
These waffles ares soft, fluffy, and sweet. Add Honey Yogurt Waffles to your breakfast or dinner menu today! Next time I don’t have to hide the ingredients from Josh. In fact, I am thinking these would be the perfect waffles for breakfast in bed. I better tell Josh to get cooking:)
Honey Yogurt Waffles
Yield: Serves 4
Ingredients:
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup whole wheat flour
1/4 cup old-fashioned oats
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 1/4 cups skim milk
3/4 cup plain Greek yogurt
1/3 cup honey
2 large eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Maple syrup or honey-for servingDirections:
1. Melt the butter in the microwave and set aside. In a large bowl, whisk together flours, oats, baking powder, baking soda and cinnamon. In another bowl, whisk together the milk, yogurt, honey, eggs and vanilla until smooth. Pour the liquid ingredients over the dry ingredients and whisk until just combined. Gently fold in the melted butter.
2. Preheat and lightly grease the waffle iron. When the waffle iron is hot, pour batter into the wells of the waffle iron. (Fill according to the manufacturer's instructions).
Close the lid and bake until the waffle is golden and set. Carefully remove waffle from iron and serve warm with maple syrup or a drizzle of honey.Note: To keep the waffles warm, preheat oven to 200 degrees F. Place a tray of waffles in the oven to keep warm until serving.
Recipe adapted from Williams Sonoma
If you like these Honey Yogurt Waffles, you might also like:
Basic Waffles from Two Peas and Their Pod
Lemon-Yogurt Waffles from The Perfect Pantry
Buttermilk Ricotta Waffles from In Jennie’s Kitchen
Buckwheat Belgium Waffles from Shutterbean



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These waffles look so delicious. I was just tweeting about how I’m so hungry for a good breakfast and wish I had someone to make it for me! I wish you would magically appear in my kitchen with a batch.
ahhh! I’m always looking for new waffle recipes (I do not use our waffle maker nearly enough and Josh LOVES waffles). This is book marked! I’m so glad I found your blog
Amazing recipe. The title alone sells me!! Honey yogurt sounds mighty fine right now.
Oats in the batter too?! I love it extra.
What I wouldn’t give to have this for bfast right now…
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These look so amazing… and I love your twist on a boring old waffle… then again, you ALWAYS have a fun and exciting and delicious twist!
I like how these have cinnamon in them! I seriously put cinnamon in everything I make for breakfast-I love it!
Maria, I love yogurt in waffles, pancakes & all kinds of baked goods. These look great!
I love hommade waffes! I might have to try out this recipe over the weekend while visitng some family. They woud love these!
I love using yogurt instead of milk in waffles and pancakes! Great recipe, Maria.
This looks so absoltely amazing!!! Thanks for sharing.
Haha – tricky tricky
I don’t know how someone could have anything against yogurt, though! These sound amazing
honey yogurt waffles!? yes please! I like the intersting twist on usual everyday waffles! I will bookmark this– but I have to make it after I make a recipe for whole grain pancakes Ive had my eye on for awhile! haha
wow, these look so good! Waffles are my favorite…and I love yogurt!
Yogurt is my staple too, I bake and cook all my goodies with this elixir of mine. Love those crisp and cute Waffles!
your breakfasts are so inspiring and lovely…Although I’ve been making these recipes and turning them into supper
I think waffles will go on the menu plan for next week! 
Thanks once again, for a great recipe
cathy b.
I love how light & crispy they look. I’m not a yogurt on its own fan but I dig it as an ingredient
Can’t wait to make these!
YES !! with greek yogurt !!! it is THE WAFFLE !!
Just RT’d this on Twitter. Perfect recipe for Cabot’s amazing Greek yogurt. Can’t wait to try it!
twopeas replied: — January 26th, 2011 @ 8:32 pm
Thank you! I will have to try them with Cabot yogurt sometime, never tried it:)
Wow these waffles sound pretty healthy as well – with whole wheat flour and oats in the batter. I love anything with yogurt or sour cream in it! ^_^
i put yogurt in everything – it’s a great non-fat alternative – will try these
Sneaky, sneaky, Maria! Thanks for reminding me of what I can make with the leftover yogurt I just saw in the fridge. My husband makes the waffles in our house – I’ll get him on it!
AND it’s Waffle Wednesday!!
I love sneaking good-for-you ingredients into recipes and then laughing to myself when proclaimed haters of said ingredients actually like them! These waffles sound delicious!
A waffle maker may be just one more kitchen gadget I couldn’t use, but with a recipe like this, I would use it all the time! Thanks for sharing this tasty recipe. They look so delicious!
You are so sneaky
Nick is the same way about sour cream. He won’t eat anything if he knows that there is sour cream in it, but he loves anything I make that has sour cream in it and he’s not aware of it.
These look so good! And I love the breakfast in bed idea!
I love using yogurt in baking!
This may just get me to commit to buying a waffle maker!!!
So funny Josh makes yogurt but doesn’t eat it! Glad he can enjoy the fruits of his labor now
This is such an awesome idea!
I love the idea of using oats in your waffles! I make huge batches of waffles, then flash freeze them and bag them up so the kids can have waffles anytime they want.!
Hey!! Thanks for the link…your waffles have me DROOLING! I happen to have all of these ingredients…dangerous!
holy yum! these sound amazing…what type of waffle iron do you have?
I wish I had a waffle iron! I was just thinking about getting one the other day, if only we had space! They sound wonderful, especially for breakfast in bed.
I just love waffles! I need to hurry up and make a batch again. Maybe this weekend…
LOVE your photos (and recipes!). They’re always welcome over at dishfolio.com!
These look absolutely wonderful, and the name just says it all… my mouth is watering and I want to go make waffles!
Waffles are such a yummy breakfast! Your version sounds perfect
These waffles look incredible! I have all the ingredients in my kitchen right now except a waffle iron! I REALLY need to invest in one