How long does each waffle take to cook?
352451
We make gluten free waffles but use the recipe in the front of the owners manual, just with gluten free flour. I haven't timed it but it's close to four minutes. If you wait only until the "power on" indicator light goes out they are quite moist inside, so I let them go another minute or so until the steam stops emitting from the iron. I can make four waffles in less than twenty minutes from scratch.
352452
Each waffle takes five or six minutes. I loved the waffles. The recipe I used called for one cup of flour. I actually used 1/2 cup fresh ground whole wheat flour and 1/2 cup white flour. I think that I could actually use 1 cup whole wheat flour and it would still be good.
352453
I never timed it but it's quick, bakes perfectly and is so easy to use. We love it.
352454
If you like your waffles soft, it can that less than 3 minute. It will start to see steam.
352455
3-4 minutes each side. You can always check by lifting the upper lid. It also depends how you like your waffles - yellow (just slightly cooked) or brown.
352456
Around 6 minutes at the most! Do yourself a favor and get this!! I had one that cost $40-plus and the waffles stuck to it, even after straying the inside with cooking spray, so after around 8 months of this, I tossed it out! The family has been very satisfied with this one!
704532
Mine doesn't stick like that at all. I hit it with spray-on cooking oil (iron unplugged, not even warm) maybe once every dozen waffles or so and even that is probably more than mine needs. And I use a boxed waffle mix with water, too. I let it warm up exactly one minute before pouring in the mix, flip it, let it cook for 4 minutes using the timer as a guide. Couldn't be easier. Only time it got gnarly was when I poured in too much mix and it cooked over the edges of the black plates, oops. Maybe you should try another mix. Even the generic Safeway mix works fine for me, nothing too fancy required. Mine doesn't stick like that at all. I hit it with spray-on cooking oil (iron unplugged, not even warm) maybe once every dozen waffles or so and even that is probably more than mine needs. And I use a boxed waffle mix with water, too. I let it warm up exactly one minute before pouring in the mix, flip it, let it cook for 4 minutes using the timer as a guide. Couldn't be easier. Only time it got gnarly was when I poured in too much mix and it cooked over the edges of the black plates, oops. Maybe you should try another mix. Even the generic Safeway mix works fine for me, nothing too fancy... » Read More Mine doesn't stick like that at all. I hit it with spray-on cooking oil (iron unplugged, not even warm) maybe once every dozen waffles or so and even that is probably more than mine needs. And I use a boxed waffle mix with water, too. I let it warm up exactly one minute before pouring in the mix, flip it, let it cook for 4 minutes using the timer as a guide. Couldn't be easier. Only time it got gnarly was when I poured in too much mix and it cooked over the edges of the black plates, oops. Maybe you should try another mix. Even the generic Safeway mix works fine for me, nothing too fancy required. « Show Less
1672539
A few minutes. Probably about 3-4 minutes. I spray mine with a non stick spray. And then pour on the batter. And I usually mix frozen blueberries in the batter. We ate breakfast at Waffle House this week. And we all agreed the waffles made at home with this waffle maker were much better.
1633374
This does not take long to cook a waffle at all. I would think there would be very little advantage into being able to make 2 at once. This one is superb. Best waffles I have ever had.
708615
The pancakes take about 2 minutes and then you shut the lid over the top. You want them to cook a short time before you shut the lid. Once you shut the lid, I usually let them cook another minute to 2 minutes and then flip the pancakes over to the other side of the Flip Over top to keep cooking and start a new batch of two on the other side. You will actually cook 2 and then flip them to the other side and take them off when you get ready to close the lid. The entire process is quick.
1672536
It takes a few minutes, but you don't have to stand around doing nothing. I use the warm up time to mix up the batter. The waffle maker beeps when it's warmed up. I love this waffle maker and Carbons mix.
1236497
It only takes 2-3mins per waffle. It also depends on how brown you want it to be.
920217
it takes about three to four minutes for a waffle to get done. if you make a mistake it will overflow out of the appliance.
1848581
I make waffles in mine every weekend. I plug in the maker, insert clean dry waffle plates, and set the heat dial to high. You have to wait for the lights to indicate it is heated up all the way, so I make the batter while it heats. I have a pump spray bottle (pampered chef) that I put olive oil (evoo) in and pump up the pressure. I spray this on the top and bottom plate, especially in the middle of both plates. I pour the batter in, and set the timer for 3 minutes. I don't open the maker after closing it for the entire 3 minutes. Once the timer goes off, I open and the waffle comes right out. I spray again before the next set, and always leave the heat dial on high. if the light comes back on to indicate the grill has cooled a bit, I wait to start the next one until the lights indicate it is again fully heated. This is the instructions as I rememebr them form the book that came with the grill. I have been using the same one every weekend for about 3 yrs now. I do hand wach my plates. The olive oil does create som ebuild up, adn the grill itself has gotten so hot, that the foreman name on the top has been wipped away. A hot well oiled waffle grill is the key!. Oh and the batter I use is the packets of martha white muffin mix, look to the back for a pancake recipe, and mix it that way. I use any of the flavors from berry, to banana walnut, to lemon poppy seed, and they all make good waffles, even if some are different colors of "brown" when the 3 minute timer goes off.
1734729
Around 25min or so. I have done a test and bake for a few different recipes and i have found that my bake time for these little guys is reduced by half. so 25min should do the trick.
1677280
From my experiences, 10-12 minutes, depending on the size of the eggs I am boiling.
1687340
I generally cook them for a minute & 20 seconds (of course this will depend on the wattage of the microwave). Some trial & error will be necessary to get them just right for your taste & use. I mostly make mock mcmuffins.
920218
I am not exactly sure how long it takes for the waffle to be ready because I have not timed it, however it does take quite a bit of time...at least 5 minutes...there is an indicator light to tell you when it is ready. The batter does not get into the appliance if it over flows .
516761
No it is not automatic. You have to time the waffles yourself. When the initial green light comes on, I pour my batter in and then time it for about 5 - 5 1/2 minutes. It just depends how 'done' you want the waffle.
1236494
Hi Mainer~Depending on color 3 to 4 minutes. I check at 3 minutes, if the lid doesn't easily separate from the waffle, I give it and addition 60 seconds. I judge, when I can actually watch it during the cooking process, the steam escaping. As the steam decreases, I know the waffle is nearly done. Hope this helps. Enjoy.From Another Mainer.
921181
Each works independently. Basically... 1) both sides signal "ready to cook" when you warm the unit. 2) waffle one begins when you open the topmost cover, fill it, close it and spin it 180 degrees. Indicator Light on waffle one goes off. 3) waffle 2 can be started any time after step 2, but before the signal light comes back on for waffle 1, about 2-3 mins. 4) waffle 2, when you are ready, engages the same way as step 2. When you turn it 180 degrees, both waffle lights will be off. 5) based on steps above, waffle 1 light will be in top position when it indicates that waffle 1 is ready. Remove, refill, and spin 180 degrees. Repeat until all waffles are done! Hope this helps.
2052658
You can cook the waffle as long as you like. Takes some getting used to. Don't give up on the first few tries.