Toaster Waffles
We use quite a bit of milk in our house with two growing teenagers. Sometimes, though, I buy milk and nobody drinks it. The milk reaches its 'sell by' date, and then what do I do? I really hate to throw anything out if I don't have to, so often I make my husband some chocolate pudding. He loves that. It's Jell-o. It's easy, except he likes the cookin' kind, so it does take time and stirring. I think he appreciates me, though.
Another thing I do is use the milk to make waffles. I figure my waffle recipe calls for sour milk, anyway - and old milk ought to sour easier, right? Whether that's true or not, we all like waffles around here. Last year, my husband brought me home a waffle iron from his grandpa's house. I already had two, but he figured I could always use a new one. 
This one was different - not round like the others, it makes two square waffles. Guess what? Those square waffles make perfect toaster waffles - unlike the normal round waffles. So, periodically, I make a bunch of these waffles and put them into the freezer. They make great breakfasts for the kids, and, since school is starting Tuesday, I'm sure they will really appreciate them.
My waffle recipe can be found here.
many recipes in the world that there is just no excuse for using one twice if it's not something you really enjoy. Now, whether the rest of the family enjoys them or not is another story, but I try to add special notes about who likes what. 
