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Vegan pumpkin waffles recipe

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These vegan pumpkin waffles are the perfect autumn breakfast or dessert. They're easy to make, crisp on the outside and packed full of spice.

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Waffles are my perfect breakfast. As much as I love pancakes I don't like standing by the stove while the whole family devours their pancakes, only to run off having finished when I finally get to sit down! Waffles on the other hand can be cooked four at a time (depending on your waffle iron of course), which suits us much better.

How are waffles made?

A traditional waffle batter is much like a thick pancake batter - made with eggs, flour and milk.

This batter is poured into a waffle iron - which could be electric* or stove top*.

Vegan waffles

Vegan waffles are made without eggs and with dairy free milk instead of cows' milk.

Over the last few months I have tried many vegan waffle recipes - with varied results. Some were just plain soggy (apple cinnamon waffles I'm looking at you), others left an unpleasant taste of raising agent in the mouth and others still were delicious.

But these I think are my favourite waffles that I've made so far.

They're made using half a tin of pumpkin purée - an ingredient that's more common in the US and Canada than it is here in the UK. However, it's easy enough to buy from Ocado, Wholefoods Market or even Amazon* if you can't find it near you.

vegan pumpkin waffles by Cook Veggielicious

Cook them for longer to get a crispy outside

The real key to getting these vegan pumpkin waffles right is to make sure you cook them for long enough that the outside goes really crispy.

If you need to reheat them stick them in the toaster for a few seconds.

What to serve with pumpkin waffles

These are delicious on their own but I particularly like them with raspberries, coconut yoghurt and maple syrup.

They are also AMAZING with my vegan salted caramel sauce.

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If you like this you might like:

  • sweet potato chocolate brownies (on my kid food blog Sneaky Veg)
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  • easy vegan pancakes
  • vegan waffles

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How to make vegan pumpkin waffles

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vegan pumpkin waffles by Cook Veggielicious

Vegan pumpkin waffles

Cook Veggielicious
These vegan pumpkin waffles are the perfect autumn breakfast or dessert. They're easy to make, crisp on the outside and packed full of spice.
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Prep Time 10 mins
Cook Time 15 mins
Total Time 25 mins
Course Breakfast
Cuisine International
Servings 10

Ingredients
 
 

  • 100 g oats
  • 100 g plain flour
  • 2 tsp baking powder
  • 2 tbsp ground flax or chia seeds
  • 2 tsp ground cinnamon
  • 420 ml oat milk or other plant based milk
  • 1 tbsp cider vinegar
  • 200 g pumpkin purée (half a can)
  • 60 ml sunflower oil

Instructions
 

  • Place the oats in a blender and pulse until ground down into a flour-like consistency.
  • Add all the other ingredients and pulse until well combined. If you don't have a blender use plain flour instead of oats and whisk well.
  • Pre-heat the waffle iron and brush the sides with a little oil.
  • Add a large spoonful of batter to the waffle iron and cook for 2-3 minutes until cooked through and crispy on the outside.
  • Keep warm in a low oven or serve immediately with coconut yoghurt, fruit and maple syrup.

Notes

These can be cooked in advance and reheated in a toaster - this helps them to stay crisp. They can also be frozen. Allow to cool completely, then freeze with a sheet of baking paper between each one to prevent sticking.
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