Christmas Wafers from 1723
Some very fancy treats for your holiday feast. The recipe’s simple, but it’s all in the technique!
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Definitely glad that I don’t have to subject myself to this machine! I am still navigating the Ninja Foodi!
Thanks for sharing. I’m off sweets since I am diabetic.
Oh, what fun… however, not for us. I can barely heat water let alone wrangle those irons. They looked delicious. Thanks for sharing. Blessings, stay safe and healthy.
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