Easy to make Fluffy Buttermilk Waffles recipe! These are my favorite waffles for breakfast because they’re so soft! I usually make a double batch of these to freeze for later!
Fluffy Buttermilk Waffles
You are going to want these waffles for breakfast. If you already ate breakfast you’re going to want to eat it again, or even better you’re going to want waffles for dinner. Personally I love breakfast for dinner so I say heat up the waffle maker and get the maple syrup out.
For many years my life was empty without a waffle maker. I added it to my cart on Amazon so many times but somehow talked myself out of buying it. I would see waffle recipe posts on all your lovely blogs and I would leave comments in shame, kicking myself for not buying that waffle maker.
But on my birthday this year I woke up to a candle in the middle of a pile of waffles at our table. I shouted “Waffles!”. Then it hit me, not only did Matthew make waffles for my birthday breakfast but they came from a waffle maker. I got a waffle maker, my world was happy again.
Since getting a waffle maker a few weeks ago we have made these fluffy buttermilk waffles so many times. We both declared them the best waffles ever so we don’t even want to try another recipe. They are extremely fluffy thanks to the buttermilk.
We love them so much I have been making big batches of them to freeze. Waffles freeze beautifully which means you can make a bunch at once, and then just heat them up for 1 minute when you’re groggy in the morning. Waffles, you rule.
How do you eat your waffles? A little maple syrup with a sprinkle of powdered sugar is the way I go. All this waffle talk sure left me hungry. I hope you enjoy these Buttermilk Waffles!
Fluffy Buttermilk Waffles
PrintIngredients
- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 1/2 cups buttermilk
- 6 tablespoons butter - melted
- 2 eggs
Instructions
- In a bowl mix together flour, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
- Stir in buttermilk, melted butter and eggs. Stir until mixed completely. Your batter will appear thin but this is what we want.
- Pour 2/3 cup of batter into the middle of your waffle maker once heated.
- Close lid and cook 5-6 minutes or until golden brown.
Andrea Benoit says
I personally use a little more buttermilk and add a teaspoon of vanilla extract! This recipe is the best waffles recipe though hands down. I would recommend to all!
Beth-Anne says
These have become my family staple waffle recipe on Sunday mornings! Just made them again today and wish I would have made more!
Pamela says
Sounds like the perfect weekend breakfast!
Cecile @ My Yellow Farmhouse says
Just found this – I’m doing some ‘catching up’! I was really, really in the mood for waffles recently…. then realized I’d brought my waffle maker to our Pocono house. I think I’m gonna have to put out a ‘Hey, I could use another waffle maker’ comment to my sons… great Christmas idea. Going to pin this… as always!
Lucy @SupergoldenBakes says
I was just looking for a waffle recipe – these look a-ma-zing! I am absolutely addicted to waffles but rarely make them as I haven’t found the right recipe yet. Could this be it? (dusts waffle maker)
Andi @ The Weary Chef says
These look perfect, Pamela! I have been needing a good waffle recipe, and this is it 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving!
Gloria // Simply Gloria says
Pamela, I actually do the same thing with my Amazon cart…always changing my mind. (Sometimes, daily on there. hehe) I LOVE my waffle maker. I use it every single week. I make a batch of waffles for my kids, wrap them individually for them to nuke in the morning before school. Works and taste sooooo much better than the store bought waffles, right? I was just thinking the other day that I’ve had my waffle iron for almost 16 years! (Always keep it seasoned.) But, I’m sure you already know that. (=
Trish - Mom On Timeout says
These waffles DO look amazing and fluffy – yum! Pinned!
vanillasugarblog says
my waffle maker seized up last winter
I was very sad
still haven’t gotten a new one, which is a blessing and a curse really
Pamela says
My waffle maker says you need to get a new one so they can be friends! 🙂
Choc Chip Uru says
These waffles look fantastic, fluffy is right! I can imagine them dripping with maple syrup, I know I would definitely enjoy them 🙂
Great recipe!
Cheers
CCU
Johlene says
Oh wow!!! These photos look sooooo (really soooooo) good!!! Xx
Melissa @ My Recent Favorite books says
I love waffles! ( and pancakes ) they are my favorite breakfast ( and dinner ) food! =)
Your recipe sounds delicious! Im glad you finally got a waffle maker!!!
Pinning to my Breakfast Board to try soon!
Thanks for stopping by my blog. =)
Natalie @ Tastes Lovely says
These waffles look *amazing* Pamela! Can’t wait to try them. I love your photo with the syrup pouring, gorgeous.
And thanks for the comment on my blog, because now I’ve found your blog! Can’t wait to see what you cook up next : )
Samina | The Cupcake Confession says
I’ve been meaning to buy a waffle maker myself! But every time I end up spending my savings from my monthly allowance on useless stuff! -_- Not anymore! I.AM.BUYING.A.WAFFLE.MAKER.PERIOD! These look sooooo fluffy and plump! Perfect for breakfast! {or any meal of the day actually! 😀 }
Tiffany | baking at tiffanys says
Yum, love the look of your waffles! Definitely better than the frozen kind. I’ve also considered getting a waffle maker many times, but with so little space, I didn’t want more clutter. But maybe someday… Your waffles could make buying a waffle maker worth it 🙂
Ashley | Spoonful of Flavor says
I agree, I love a good fluffy buttermilk waffle. A waffle maker was one of the first things I bought when I moved into my own apartment after college and I still have the same one today.
Suzanne says
I could eat waffles all day, I love them, I’ll take a waffle over pancakes. Going to take your recipe and tweek it using pumpkin and buckwheat and see how they turn out. I’m inspired.
Debra says
Wish I had had this recipe last weekend when I had buttermilk!
Ashley says
I love waffles – but my waffle maker is in the back of a cabinet so it rarely comes out! I need to get over that and just go dig it out more often! I always like to do breakfast for dinner but my husband hates it … boooo. These waffles look great!