Savory Feta Waffles

These savory waffles were the result of a delicious kitchen experiment. Instead of shaping the classic tyropitakia kourou into small cheese pies, I simply turned the dough into waffles—and I couldn't be happier with the outcome! They are wonderfully crispy and golden on the outside, while remaining soft, fluffy, and packed with cheesy goodness inside. Perfect for breakfast, brunch, lunch, or even a quick snack served with a fresh salad.

If you're hosting brunch, these make a fantastic savory option alongside my French Waffles or Belgian Waffles. Serve the savory ones first, then finish with a sweet waffle for dessert (or simply go for a second round!). It's the perfect combination to please everyone around the table.

French Waffles (Gaufres)

Difficulty	Time	Serves
★ Easy	25 min	10–12 waffles

French breakfast to it's best! W
affles are called "gaufres" in french and if you have never tried them before or were looking for a basic recipe that it's easy and works very well, then try this one :)

Requires a waffle iron (electric waffle maker).

Belgian Liège Waffles (Gaufres de Liège)

🌟 Difficulty	⏱️ Time	🍽️ Serves
★★ Intermediate	2h (including rising)	8–10 waffles

Autumn Sundays for me need to start with a nice homemade breakfast to gather everyone around the table and enjoy the warmth of the family. One of the recipes that we like to prepare are ... Waffles!
And if Waffles are great, the Belgian ones, I would say even more :) Thanks to Nathalie, my Belgian ex-colleague that made me discover them!
The difference lies in the pearl sugar and the dough that looks like a brioche (airy and fluffy) thanks to the fresh yeast.
You need to dispose also a waffle iron as in my photos though.
If you share my philosophy and you are ready to try, here it goes...