Lyrics of the song
I'm looking for my wallet and car keys
Well they can't have gone too far
Just as soon as I find my glasses, I'm sure I'll see just where they are
Supposed to meet someone for lunch today, but I can't remember where...
Or who it is that I am meeting? To my organizer somewhere
I might have left it on the counter, maybe outside in the car...
The last time I remember driving, was to that memory enhancement seminar...
What's that far off distant ringing? And that strangely familiar tone?
Must be the person I am meeting, calling me on my brand new cordless telephone...
I might have left it under the covers, maybe outside on the lawn...
and I've got just one more ring to go, before my answering machine kicks on...
Hi, this is Tom and your call means a lot to me, so leave a message at the tone...
and I'll do my best to try to remember to call you back when I get home
*Beep*
Tom, this is Gwendolin, and I'm trying not to cry...
but I've been waiting here for over an hour, I thought you loved me, this is goodbye...
and the voice sounds familiar, and the name it rings a bell...
Let's see now, where was I,
Oh well
Just a few days ago I ran out of eggs and wanted to go to the store to buy some so I could make waffles for lunch. I went out of the door grabbing the WRONG car key and noticed it only after I locked the front door. So, I went back into the house to put the wrong car key back on the key rack and grab the right one. Back out the door carefully locking the door behind me . Guess what? I had TWO car keys in my hand but no door keys. I had locked myself out of the house! GEEZZH!!
Here are the waffles that got me into so much trouble. (Yes, it is much easier to blame the waffles, they can handle it)
Airy and crispy waffles
(source: unkown)
(source: unkown)
This was featured in Asian Food Channel (Official)
Facebook page on 29 July 2012
Ingredients:
3-1/2 oz. (3/4 cup) bleached all-purpose flour
1 oz. (1/4 cup) cornstarch
1/2 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. baking powder
1/4 tsp. baking soda
3/4 cup buttermilk
1/4 cup milk
6 Tbs. vegetable oil
1 large egg, separated
1 Tbs. sugar
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
Method:
Heat the oven to 200°F and heat the waffle iron. Mix the flour, cornstarch, salt, baking powder, and baking soda in a medium bowl. Measure the buttermilk, milk, and vegetable oil in a Pyrex measuring cup; mix in the egg yolk and set aside.
In another bowl, beat the egg white almost to soft peaks. Sprinkle in the sugar and continue to beat until the peaks are firm and glossy. Beat in the vanilla.
Pour the buttermilk mixture into the dry ingredients and whisk until just mixed. Drop the whipped egg white onto the batter in dollops and fold in with a spatula until just incorporated.
Pour the batter onto the hot waffle iron (mine takes about 2/3 cup) and cook until the waffle is crisp and nutty brown (follow the manufacturer's instructions for timing at first and then adjust to your liking). Set the waffle directly on the oven rack to keep it warm and crisp. Repeat with the remaining batter, holding the waffles in the oven (don't stack them). When all the waffles are cooked, serve immediately.
Note: I served my waffles with eggs, bacon, butter and maple syrup. It is a very rare treat given its poor nutrition profile.
Note: I served my waffles with eggs, bacon, butter and maple syrup. It is a very rare treat given its poor nutrition profile.
I'm about to apply for membership at the Tom Rush/Lucy club .... soon, very soon. Possibly over-qualified.
ReplyDeleteThe heck with the nutrition .... I love this treat and it doesn't do it for me without the bacon. I figured being happy makes one healthy and this definitely will make me real happy! Oh yes!
I am with you! No need to apply, you are accepted unconditionally! What did I just said? hahahah
DeleteI loves waffles with any topping on it! And with that buttermilk as part of the ingredients it must be real yummy and crispy too!
ReplyDeleteYou are right! Very very yummy. This recipe is the BEST!!
DeleteWhat happened on you, it happened on me too. My elder daughter loves waffles.
ReplyDeleteNah, this shouldn't be happening to you. Are you just trying to make me feel good?
DeleteBacon and eggs with waffle? Oooo...I want! I love bacon and I love eggs! Hmmmm...for a while I thought you're blogging about me singing. Phew!!!!
ReplyDeletehahahaha, you are on candid camera! Blogging about your singing is Next Change! hehehe
DeleteHahaha! U're funny lah, Veron! This is just perfect! Love waffles with anything :)
ReplyDeleteVeron, I've been nominated for this Int'l Women's Day. Appreciate if you could support this event & click on "Like" @ Support International Women's Day! I Thank U for your time! Spread the word & Happy Int'l Women's Day!
Shirley, I likeee oledi! Best of LUCK!
DeleteI definitely can relate to what happened to you! lol Thankfully the time I locked myself out of the house we had a shed I could set in to stay warmer! Your waffles look delish - love the photos!
ReplyDeleteSo I am not alone? Here we are too hot to be locked out of the house.
DeleteLOL that is just the sort of thing that I would do. The waffles look good can I join you for a meal :) Diane
ReplyDeletehahaha, I won't doubt that if we are about the same age. Come, come, I would love to have you and yours to dine with us.
DeleteI have often left my keys in the car and the automatic system locked them in! Now I try to be more careful.
ReplyDeleteThe waffles look purrfect :)
You know what, we should carry a spare car key in our bag. hehe Just in case.
DeleteThe waffles look so yummylicious.
ReplyDeleteI am not bragging, they taste as good as it looks.
DeleteAhhhh, this waffles look soooooooo delicious, I want!
ReplyDeleteI wish I can give it to you. But they said teach someone to fish, don't give them give. I did, I share my recipe, so go try it out my dear.
Deletei think the first thing is to get the waffle mould... wait for me ya, ms waffle
ReplyDeleteeileen, don't worry, ms waffle won't run away.
DeleteI've not have any good waffles lately! This looks so tempting Veron! And to go with eggs and bacon? It's a real treat!!
ReplyDeleteYou sounded like my Quay Lo. When I served him those waffles, he said that it is a real treat! hehe
DeleteThe waffles look beautiful. Maybe I shuld make it for my daughter this week since it's her week off school.
ReplyDeleteI am sure your daughter will love this.
DeleteThese waffles look so tasty! I just joined your cute blog. Patsy
ReplyDeletePatsy, thanks so much for your following. Hope you enjoy yourself whenever you visit.
DeleteAh, those are some light, airy, and tasty waffles!
ReplyDeleteYes, they are:D The best waffle recipe.
DeleteWhat a hilarious story! I'm sorry to laugh. It's extra funny because I was at someone's blog yesterday and almost the same thing happen to her. Actually she locked herself out of both house and car with cell phone in the car too!!!
ReplyDeleteI must say, Veronica your Waffles look lovely. I have a chicken roasting but I may just use the leftovers for Chicken and Waffles tomorrow. It seems to be a popular dish here in Pennsylvania!
Thanks for sharing...
No need for sorry. Laugh all you want Louise. Good for the soul! Old age is a treasurable age for me, there are so much to laugh about at myself! I laughed out loud too when I saw what you have written about the blogger, even more hilarious!! Thanks for giving me the idea of serving roast chicken with waffles. When I have some leftover roast chicken next time, I will serve with waffle:D
DeleteYes, it sounds familiar! :) Although I'm not there...yet....but the nurse I work with will look for her walkie talkie before she leaves to check on the kids...ahhh Jamie, it's in your hand!
ReplyDeleteLove crispy waffles, yours look amazing! They look even better with the story behind it.
ROFL!! I was there before. Mine, is talking on my handphone and searching for it!! You always leave so kind words about my food, it is an encouragement for me, I really appreciate it.
DeleteWell, yours is fine! There was a time when both me and hubby locked ourselves from our bedroom. I assumed he got the key, and he thought I brought mine out but we didn't. Ended up he needed to climb through the balcony and sneaked in from there! So from that day onwards, we will ask each other on room keys. Never take things for granted, especially keys!!!
ReplyDeletehahahaha... sorry to laugh but when it is too hilarious!! These keys thingy is a pain! LOL!
DeleteAiry and crispy?! I am sold!!! I'm soooo gonna try this recipe. Cathy and I were still deliberating what's a good waffle recipe to try out. Airy and crispy are definitely what I'm looking for!
ReplyDeleteI knew you would be! Who wouldn't? But then, try at your own risk, sorry no refund if don't turned out right! hahahaha
DeleteI love this! anything with eggs and bacon is my favorite! and that waffle! crispy is what I am looking for!
ReplyDeleteJeannie, I have been looking for a recipe that yield airy inside and crispy outside waffle for a long time and I am so glad I found this one. I wish I had written down the source so that I can credit the owner of the recipe. Oh well!
Deletecute song!
ReplyDeleteWaffles looks fabulous... and bacon.. its really a luxurious breakie!! Now I have to go and get a waffle iron... ;)
Yes, get those waffle iron and put it to use:D
Deleteyour lou kong so romantic!
ReplyDelete(^^)
DeleteHi Quay Po!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so yummy! All your recipes are very inspiring!! I can't wait to try them all!
Thank you. If you have any questions about my recipes, please feel free to ask me. I am happy to clear any doubts.
DeleteYour waffles rock! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd you rock too! :D
DeleteOh my goodness Veron, you're being LUCY again! haha.... I think I am as blur as you are. So, you're not alone. haha....
ReplyDeleteKristy
Haha Kristy, looks like nowadays is no more again. It seems like always.
Deletehow did you get in?
ReplyDeleteI kicked the door down !! Just kidding. Luckily my Quay Lo is in the house, I ring the door bell like a visitor. When my Quay Lo opened the door for me, he greeted me, Hi Lucy! Hahaha
Deletewow, this waffle looks so crispy on the outside!! definitely bookmarking this for the next time we make waffles!
ReplyDeleteI know you will not regret trying this recipe. It is a great find for me.
Deleteoh no, lucy is back in action again!! as you're reading my comment now, i hope you are not middle of baking a cake or toasting something..check your door, check your stove..haha! i would love my waffle with ice cream!
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean Lucy is back in action? She is in action all the time, Quay Po just don't let her steal her limelight so she tries hard not to tell her story too often unless she can't help it. Otherwise this blog title will have change to "Aunty Lucy Cooks". LOL!
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