belgian lukken waffle cookies

Desciption

this recipe is for belgian lukken cookies made in a lukken iron (lukijyer). you can also use an italian pizzelle maker which may be easier to find.

Steps

Combine ingredients together in a large bowl to form a dough
Roll into balls and place into the lukken iron or pizzelle iron until golden brown

Step 2

Total Time in Minute 30

Ingredients Count 7

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Ingredients

Eggs

Butter

Flour

Brown sugar

Vanilla

Salt

Whiskey

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