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baking cycle begins. It is very typical to have a small amount
of batter run over grid and down unit. However, if an
excessive amount of batter runs over, use less batter.
5 Cover will rise slightly as waes begin to bake. Do not open
cover while steam is escaping. Most wae recipes bake in
approximately 5 minutes on the low setting, 4-½ minutes on
the medium setting and 4 minutes on the high setting.
Times will vary based on thickness of mixture. Waes are
generally done when steam no longer escapes from sides
and front of unit. NOTE: Waes will split if upper housing is
opened too early.
6 Remove waes from the cooking plate.
NOTE:The Ready light may cycle on and o during cooking.
This indicates that the thermostat is maintaining the unit at
the proper cooking temperature.
7 If additional baking is to be done, close wae maker to
retain heat. Always be sure the green light goes on again
before making more waes.
8 Close cover and wait for Ready light to come on before
preparing another batch of waes.
Wae Baking Tips
1 Set the Wae Temperature Control to your desired setting.
At rst, try a setting in the middle. You may later adjust
it lower or higher according to your preference. A lower
setting produces a lighter colored wae, while waes
made at a higher setting are darker and crisper. Dierent
wae batters will also cook up dierently. Over time, you
will nd your perfect setting for the batter you use.
2 When preparing wae batter, do not over mix or waes
will be tough. Stir batter only until large lumps of dry
ingredients disappear.
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3 The optimal amount of batter to produce a full-shaped
wae, without overowing, will vary with dierent wae
batters. Pouring batter from a measuring cup will help you
gauge how much batter to use each time. Fill bottom grid
of wae maker with enough batter to cover peak areas of
the grid.
4 For more evenly shaped waes, spread thick batters to
outer edge of grid, using a heat proof spatula or other non-
metallic utensil before closing lid.
5 Cake-based waes, such as the Chocolate Waes are more
tender than regular waes, and may require more care
when removing from wae maker. You may want to break
these waes into halves or quarters before removing. Use a
spatula to support waes when removing from the wae
maker.
6 To retain crispness, move baked waes to a wire cooling
rack to prevent steam from accumulating underneath.
7 When serving several waes at one time, keep waes hot
and crisp by placing on a rack in a preheated 200°F oven
until ready to serve.
8 Already cooled waes can be re-warmed and re-crisped,
individually, by returning to hot wae maker. Set Wae
Temperature Control to low. Place wae on grid so grooves
match up; close lid and heat for 1 to 2 minutes, watching
carefully to prevent burning.
9 Baked waes freeze well. Cool completely on wire rack.
Store in plastic freezer bag or in covered container,
separating waes with wax paper. Reheat frozen waes in
toaster oven, oven or toaster until hot and crisp.