CHURROFFLE AND CHOCOLATE ICE CREAM SANDWICH
YES, CHURRO WAFFLES
Gotta run today! Leaving you quickly with yet another inbred waffle abomination. Churros + waffles = churroffles. Yes, apparently, churro waffles, too. A clear proof that I spotted on Instagram, from Monochrome Bistro in Singapore, where they serve it with what looks like a huge scoop of cookies’n cream ice cream. But you know, call me romantic. I’d like to think that even after being barbarically deformed in between the burning metal teeth of a waffle griddle, that even when its own mother couldn’t recognise him anymore, that even when his previously tall and slender physique now seem like the mirage from another life… that deep down, churro still wants chocolate. And chocolate still wants churro too, stubby and crooked as he is. It’s true love.
So here it is. Churroffles tumbled in light brown sugar spiced with cinnamon, allspice and nutmeg, then go on to hug his soulmate, deep dark chocolate ice cream in a summer reunion. Love is in the air. Can you feel it?
The churro dough is adapted from Saveur Ingredients Instructions Notes Because of the cooking method, the extra baking soda will help lift the dough and give the churroffles more air-bubbles in the centre.
Jess
07.08.2015at9:26 PMIs there a recipe for this? its not showing up for me. :/
mandy@ladyandpups
07.08.2015at9:35 PMJess, oh oops! so sorry, must have gotten deleted accidentally. here it is!
Jess
07.08.2015at9:56 PMhaha. Thought it was my dang computer. :) This looks so amazing.
Jessica
07.08.2015at9:42 PMI really love your writing. even a quick “on the go” post has me able to smell these churoffles through my screen!
Katrina @ Warm Vanilla Sugar
07.08.2015at9:43 PMCan I just say that I love you?? This is the best thing I’ve seen in weeks!
Michelle @ Hummingbird High
07.08.2015at9:54 PMOMG, mandy. OMG.
Tanya Balyanitsa
07.08.2015at10:57 PMAbsolutely amazing!!! I really love how you make your posts – photography, text… Great job! And about this recipe, it’s so yummy looks that I will try to make these sandwiches, thanks!x Tanya
Ursula @ LilVienna.com
07.08.2015at11:21 PMLooks insane ….. ly delicious ;-)
Sydney | Modern Granola
07.09.2015at12:19 AMWoah! What a fun idea! Great recipe!
xx Sydney
Amanda | What's Cooking
07.09.2015at1:24 AMWow. These are a love child of two of my favorite foods! I love churros so much and this is actually a healthier way to eat them rather than frying! I wouldn’t have thought of it. I love the pairing with chocolate ice cream too. You have me craving churros! Such gorgeous photos too. This is a keeper.
tunie
07.09.2015at2:16 AMInspired writing, inspired recipe. Pfft…and the photos, duh. Thanks so much!
Tori
07.09.2015at4:26 AMHi, what Belgian waffle maker do you use?
Thanks!
mandy@ladyandpups
07.09.2015at1:42 PMIt’s a Chinese brand called Rohe’s Choice. But you can use any “deep” waffle maker.
J.S. @ Sun Diego Eats
07.09.2015at5:46 AMI need to make this. I will attempt to make it in my panini press. Let’s see how this goes…
Jessica @jessicatom.com
07.09.2015at11:37 PMOh god, this is magnificent. Final meal material.
stephanie
07.10.2015at1:30 AMwhen you open up your own supper club/modern hutong, i’ll be there in a heartbeat!
Our Food Stories
07.12.2015at5:35 PMoh my…these look SO good!! Totally in love <3
Jen
07.13.2015at12:06 PMIn the ingredients it says baking soda but in the directions it says baking powder. Is it both?? Or just one?
mandy@ladyandpups
07.13.2015at12:34 PMJen, oops I’m so sorry. It’s just baking soda. I will correct that immediately
Azima
07.14.2015at3:58 PMWow! It’s so mouth-watering! Makes me want to have a bite of that sandwich! This recipe is perfect for my kids this weekend! I will try this one but I’ll try 5 flavors of ice cream for variety. I am sure they’ll love this! By the way, is there any substitute for the ground cinnamon? If ever we don’t have that. I love your writing style! It’s interesting, substantial and fun! Got to check your other recipes here now.
Abbe @ This is How I Cook
07.15.2015at11:00 AMI have been away too long. You are killing my diet.
Kasper Iuel
07.29.2015at7:45 AMThis looks amazing! I need to try this for my next dinner party. Do you know if it is possible to bake the waffles the day before and re-heat in the oven or even the waffle maker with a bit of butter?
mandy@ladyandpups
07.29.2015at4:34 PMKasper, I’m not sure if these will reheat well… You can maybe do a test-run before the big day and see how it turns out? Let us know if it works! :)
SAMANTHA
03.07.2016at1:20 PMMade these without ice cream and they turned out delicious. The spice sugar stuck right on without brushing on extra butter. I burned the roof of my mouth because I couldn’t wait to taste the first churroffle!
Samantha
03.13.2016at9:33 AMThese toast up well the next day but u gotta let it cool for it to get crunchy. I’d suggest not to drench in the spice sugar if u plan to reheat and drench the sugar in after reheating. It’s hard to get the crunch after 2 days when reheating.