Pumpkin Cinnamon Waffles Recipe – Christmas in July
Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas in July! It’s probably my favorite thing in July, next to fireworks, swimming pools and an awesome tan!
My family is “food oriented.” Meaning we are motivated, inspired and encouraged by food. I may or may not have the tendency to eat my feelings as well, although as I get older I am getting better at expressing myself in a more healthy fashion. Anyways, one of my favorite foods during the holidays is this Pumpkin Cinnamon Waffles recipe. It’s awesome for breakfast, lunch or dinner.


I often bake and cook from scratch, but sometimes, especially in a time crunch I use a mix. Bobs Red Mill is a great one to use.
Pumpkin Cinnamon Waffles Recipe

For about 4 waffles use:
- 1 cup of waffle mix
- 1 egg (check out the cool egg from my neighbors coop! It’s blue! White eggs will also work for this recipe.) 😉
- ½ cup pumpkin puree, you can skip the oil because of the pumpkin puree. (In my most crunchy and time abundant state, I will use puree from a fresh cooked pumpkin)
- ¾ cup water, use more as needed.

Mix everything together.

The secret ingredient is Cinnamon Bark oil! We love this stuff! If you choose to use an essential oil, be sure it is a brand that you can ingest internally! Not all oils are created equal! Put about 5 drops in your mix.
Mix everything altogether and pour a scoop on to a hot waffle iron.

Plate and enjoy!
Notes: We have found that our favorite thing on this is applesauce (!!??) or whipped cream. They are both wonderful and enhance the flavor of the waffles. 🙂


looks like a great breakfast!
Seriously, I need to come to your house! Everything looks so good. Pinned. Lou Lou Girls
I love pumpkin pancakes, and it doesn’t matter what time of year! Love!
Stopping by from Pure Grace Farms to let you know I am featuring your recipe today on my Monday Morning Review (sometime before noon). Love your recipe.
Blessings,
Shari
These look delicious! Thank you so much for sharing them over at Wake Up Wednesday!I featured them today on my blog in a round up of recipes from the party!
These look scrumptious!!! Can you use something other than the cinnamon bark oil? I’ve been having a hard time finding more.
Hopped over from Fancy This Fridays Link Party! I was wondering what I would make for breakfast and you saved the day:) Thanks!
Thanks for coming and linking up at #The Weekend Social. Please be sure to come back next week starting Thursdays at 9PM EST on Kitchen Dreaming.com ! I hope to see you there! Pinned
Dina@KitchenDreaming
Delicious! Pumpkin really is one of my favorite flavors in baked goods. What a terrific recipe. Thank you for linking at the In and Out of the Kitchen Link Party. Hope to see you again next week.
Oh yeah, I don’t mind that brand of mix either! If you’ve got to use a mix, best to go with one that doesn’t have ingredients you can’t pronounce, I always say. 🙂 🙂
I love this, pumpkin all year round is my moto :).