Savory Cheddar-Mashed Potato "Latke" Waffles with Garlic Olive Oil
These golden crisp-on-the-outside and creamy-cheesy on the inside savory snacks are absolutely mind blowing! We LOVE Garlic Olive Oil.
By Abbie Wedge
Yup, I put potatoes in my waffle maker. What!? You don't put potatoes in your waffle maker? Heresy!! These golden crisp-on-the-outside and creamy-cheesy on the inside savory snacks are absolutely mind blowing!
Ingredient Spotlight. Our Garlic Olive Oil is the quiet hero here, folding a silky, savory warmth right into the batter so every bite tastes gently roasted. It keeps these waffles rich without a hint of grease.
Ingredients
- 2 cups cold or room temperature mashed potatoes (preferably unseasoned)
- 1 cup bleached all purpose flour or 1/2 potato flour (starch)
- 1 cup grated sharp cheddar cheese
- 2 large scallions thinly sliced
- 1/3 cup North Conway Olive Oil Company Garlic Olive Oil
- 1 large egg, beaten
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 teaspoons salt (less for pre-seasoned mashed potatoes)
- fresh ground pepper to taste
- Sour cream (optional for serving)
Instructions
- Heat the waffle maker. Meanwhile add all the ingredients to a large bowl including 1/2 of the scallions, and whisk thoroughly.
- Grease the hot waffle iron well. Add 1/3 cup for each waffle. Cook until golden brown on the inside, about 5 minutes per waffle. Serve with a dollop of sour cream, additional scallions, and hot sauce, if desired.
Chef's Notes
- Use cold mashed potatoes straight from the fridge. A firmer batter releases from the iron more cleanly and crisps up better.
- Grease the iron generously before every waffle. The cheese wants to stick, and a well-oiled iron is what gives you those lacy, golden edges.
Make It Yours
- Swap the sharp cheddar for gruyere or smoked gouda, or fold in a handful of chopped cooked bacon for a heartier bite.
- For a herby, sun-warmed spin, use our Tuscan Herb Olive Oil in place of the Garlic Olive Oil.
Allergens: Contains gluten (wheat), dairy (milk), and eggs.
Serves 6-8
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