2-Ingredient Carrot Waffle
Who said you need flour for a waffle? Just 2 ingredients — high in protein, fiber and healthy fats. No flour, low carb, full of flavor.
by Belén RiselliIngredients
- •1 piece carrot
- •1 pieces egg
- •1 tsp salt
- •1 tsp pepper
Instructions
- 1
Make the batter — Grate the carrot and mix with the egg. Season with salt and pepper.
- 2
Cook — Pour into a waffle maker or non-stick pan. Cook until golden and set.
- 3
Top and serve — Top with avocado and fried egg. Serve immediately.
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