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Stuffed Croffles (Croissant Waffles)

    Croissant waffles or croffles are the perfect cross between delicious puff pastry and a crispy, filling meal. When stuffed, the flavors are out of this world! 

    This relatively new invention is a delight to have any time of day because of its versatility. It can be savory or sweet depending on the toppings. To elevate the dish a little more, we’re going to stuff it with our favorite flavor combinations. 

    When making this recipe there are a few things I’ve learned which will help you make the best croffles possible.

    Roll your croffles in sugar. This will help make them extra crispy and absorb the butter that will come out in the cooking process.

    Another way to make the best croffles is to thaw your pastry dough. If you’re using frozen dough it’s best to wait until it’s completely thawed so that it will be easy to mold. When they’re rolled up, leaving them in the fridge while each individually grills in the waffle iron yields the best results. 

    What You Need to Make Stuffed Croffles

    The beauty of this recipe is that it really requires only one ingredient: pastry dough. Everything else is up to your imagination! For this recipe, I went with my favorite toppings and have two different yet equally delicious variations. 

    ingredients to make croffles

    Ingredients: 

    • Premade pastry dough
    • Peanut butter
    • Banana slices
    • Cream cheese
    • Raspberries
    • Sugar

    Equipment: 

    If you don’t have a waffle iron, a grill pan will also work, just be sure to add pressure onto the croissant dough and flip halfway through. 

    How To Make Stuffed Croffles

    Roll out your croissant dough and fill it: I went with cream cheese and raspberry as well as peanut butter and banana.

    rolled out croissant dough with peanut butter and banana and cream cheese and raspberry filling

    Roll dough into a croissant: Start at the larger end of the triangle and roll it toward the middle, making sure the tip is centered. This is also a good time to place the croissants in the fridge and take out each one at a time to grill.

    rolled croffle dough with filling

    Toss each croissant in sugar: Take your individual croissant and toss it in sugar. Be sure to remove any excess sugar.

    rolled croffle dough tossed in sugar

    Place in a waffle iron: Place your croissant into a waffle iron and grill until cooked, about 3-5 minutes. 

    croissant dough cooked in a waffle iron

    Serve: Once ready, remove from the waffle iron, sprinkle some icing sugar (optional), and serve. 

    croffles served on a plate

    Recipe FAQs

    What is the difference between a croffle and a waffle? 

    A croffle is made from pastry dough whereas a waffle is typically a batter or dough. The higher fat content in a croffle makes it crispier, fluffier, and heavier than a traditional waffle. 

    Who invented a croffle? 

    The credit for this invention largely goes to an Irish pastry chef named Louise Lennox who wanted to find a quick way to make a croissant in 2017.

    croffles served on a plate

    Stuffed Croffles (Croissant Waffles)

    Matthew Chin
    For a versatile dish that you can have any time of day, this croissant waffles or croffles recipe provides the perfect cross between delicious puff pastry and a crispy, filling meal. Make it sweet or savory!
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    Prep Time 5 minutes
    Cook Time 5 minutes
    Total Time 10 minutes
    Course Breakfast
    Servings 8
    Calories 342 kcal

    Ingredients
      

    • 1 package premade croissant dough
    • ¼ cup peanut butter
    • ¼ cup cream cheese
    • ¼ cup raspberries
    • 1 banana (sliced)
    • ¼ cup sugar
    • Icing sugar to garnish (optional)
    • Fresh mint to garnish (optional)

    Instructions
     

    • Preheat waffle iron and set aside.
    • Roll croissant dough and fill with 2 tbsp of your favorite toppings. I went with cream cheese and raspberries as well as peanut butter and banana.
    • Start at the larger end of the triangle and roll it toward the middle making sure the tip is centered.
    • Place the croissants in the fridge and take out each one at a time to grill.
    • Take your individual croissant and toss it in sugar. Be sure to remove any excess sugar.
    • Place your croissant into a waffle iron and grill until cooked, about 3-5 minutes.
    • Once ready, remove from the grill, garnish with icing sugar, mint and serve.
    • Enjoy!

    Notes

    Roll your croffles in sugar. This will help make them extra crispy and absorb the butter that will come out in the cooking process.
    To make the best croffles, thaw out your pastry dough. If you’re using frozen dough it’s best to wait until it’s completely thawed so that it will be easy to mold. When they’re rolled up, leaving them in the fridge while each individually grills in the waffle iron yields the best results.

    Nutrition

    Calories: 342kcalCarbohydrates: 37.7gProtein: 7.5gFat: 18.6gSaturated Fat: 9.1gFiber: 2.6gSugar: 15.2g
    Keyword croissants, waffles
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    Matthew is a recipe developer and food photographer based in Canada. He enjoys all things food, drink and makes his best decisions with a mimosa in hand.

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