
Stroopwafels were created in the late 19th century in Gouda, Netherlands, by baker Gerrit de Vlaming, who adapted a German spiced waffle recipe by adding local molasses syrup. They are traditionally eaten as a sweet snack or dessert, often enjoyed with coffee or tea, and commonly sold at markets and street vendors.
The name: The name 'stroopwafel' means 'syrup waffle' in Dutch, referring to the syrup-like caramel filling sandwiched between two thin waffled cookies.
| Ingredient | EUg · ml | UScups · spoons |
|---|---|---|
| cake flour | 250 g | 2 cups |
| sugar | 75 g | 6 tbsp |
| dry yeast | 2 g | ½ tsp |
| eggs | 25 g | 1 egg |
| milk | 30 g | 2 tbsp |
| butter melted | 125 g | 9 tbsp |
| vanilla essence | 2½ ml | ½ tsp |
| brown sugar | 100 g | 8 tbsp |
| butter | 40 g | 3 tbsp |
| molasses | 425 g | 1¾ cups |
| cinnamon powder | 1½ g | ½ tsp |
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