what temperature do you bake the waffles at?
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Hi,430 F is the recommended temperature for waffles in this mold. Waffles cook quickly and need high heat to be crisp. All waffle mixes are not the same, check the directions on the mix first. Thanks,Joe
1615533
Hi, 430 F is the recommended temperature for waffles in this mold. Waffles cook quickly and need high heat to be crisp. All waffle mixes are not the same, check the directions on the mix first. Thanks, Joe
1615534
430 degrees Fahrenheit. The waffle mold actually comes with a little booklet with instructions to make waffles (list of ingredients plus oven temperature). Mine take longer to bake than the booklet says but now that I have a hang of it, I love it! Hope that helps.
1615535
Mine came with a recipe book that lists the temp. However, the recipes are on the Lekue site and you can check them out here: http://www.lekue.fr/en/recetas/waffle
1615536
I use the form to bake gluten free waffles. I usually bake them at 400 F for about 20 min.
1488723
There is a knob on top of the waffle maker that you adjust for light to darker waffles. I have found turning the knob half way makes a golden brown waffle that is crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. I use a heart healthy biscuit mix and they are delicious. We are very happy with our purchase.
140709
I used them last night to make crayons and I set the oven to 250° C. Worked perfectly!
616457
After not using the waffle iron for a couple of weeks, it took 6.5 minutes to warm up and 4 minutes to cook. I know a month ago the waffle iron took at most 4.5 minutes to warm up. Maybe it is because my house is not as warm as it was in early December. The waffles are still great.
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I wasn't sure of the temperature range and decided to experiment. I made snickerdoodles (those wonderful mouthfuls of cinnamon-sugary deliciousness) with half butter and half virgin unrefined coconut oil. I baked them at 400 degrees and they turned out great! I guess 400 degrees for baking isn't too high.
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The flip function is easy. As far as I can tell, the cast iron plates aren't reversible so you may not be able to use it for anything other than waffles. No, there is no temperature setting.
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Hi, Four waffles per mold, sold in sets of two. Each waffle measures 5 1/8 by 3 1/4 inches. Be sure to back above 400 F for crisp waffles. Thanks, Joe
539142
According to the manual, the temps are (in Fahrenheit):WARM: 165SIMMER: 185LOW: 200HIGH: 212(I haven't tested these yet with a thermometer, but I plan to. I'm tired of ruined meals due to overcooking.)
660926
Use same setting. Just fill one square. Plan B is make two waffles and freeze one. Defrost and toast later. Almost as good as a freely cooked one
1018905
The first set of waffles takes approximately 5 minutes to cook but after that the time drops to about 4 1/2. It stays hot, no problems with cooling down. Remember to coat the griddle before cooking your waffles or they will stick, we use olive oil applied with a kitchen brush. I would rather eat olive oil though than teflon. We love the unit, it works fine for our needs. Dennis M.
1206815
you cook 10 seconds on one side, rotate, and then a few minutes, maybe 3-5. each waffle uses less than 1/4 cup of waffle mix
921179
you can make them at any time. the timer for each waffle begins when you flip the cooking surface.
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Use Bisquick waffle recipe...I've never had a bad waffle from using it. I pour less than a cup of batter onto iron, close lid & flip ....excellent waffles every time!
1738176
The temperature for the keep warm mode is 167 degrees Fahrenheit and the cooking temperature is 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Sure you can. Heat is heat whether on a stove or grill or candle for that matter. To cook good waffles on this thing your temp needs to be medium high as they say on the fancy cooking shows. Just play with it a few times. You'll get it. This waffle iron is a good one. Might get that bbq flavour in the waffles though. Don't know if I'd like that.
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You can cook the waffle as long as you like. Takes some getting used to. Don't give up on the first few tries.
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350° or so. Just watch them closely since they will crisp up almost immediately.