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By Chukwuma Onyeije
🧇 High-Protein Tofu–Oat Recovery Waffles
Vegan · Mastering Diabetes–style · High fiber · Low added fat
Updated at: Sun, 15 Feb 2026 20:01:25 GMT
Nutrition balance score
Great
Glycemic Index
47
Low
Glycemic Load
25
High
Nutrition per serving
Calories374.6 kcal (19%)
Total Fat13.2 g (19%)
Carbs53.5 g (21%)
Sugars4.4 g (5%)
Protein13.5 g (27%)
Sodium945.4 mg (47%)
Fiber11 g (39%)
% Daily Values based on a 2,000 calorie diet
Ingredients
6 servings
4 cupsrolled oats
or oat flour
2 cupssilken tofu
or soft extra-firm tofu, blend smooth
2 cupsunsweetened plant milk
soy preferred, oat/almond OK
4 Tbspground flaxseed
4 Tbspchia seeds
used instead of psyllium
ground chia
texture, or blend chia into batter
6 tspbaking powder
2 tspcinnamon
4 tspvanilla extract
tbsp
1 tspsalt
1banana
medium ripe, mashed, for the whole batch
Instructions
Step 1
## Instructions (Optimized for chia + big batch)### 1) Make oat flour (optional but improves texture)
Step 2
1. Blend oats until fine (work in batches if needed).
Step 3
2. Pour into a large mixing bowl or blender pitcher.### 2) Blend the wet base
Step 4
1. Blend tofu + plant milk until completely smooth.
Step 5
2. Add banana + vanilla and blend again.### 3) Build the batter
Step 6
1. Add oat flour, flax, **chia**, baking powder, cinnamon, salt.
Step 7
2. Blend or whisk until smooth and pourable.
Step 8
3. If thick: add water **1–2 tbsp at a time**.### 4) Rest (important with chia)- Rest **10–15 minutes** (chia thickens more than psyllium in many batters).- After resting, reassess thickness and loosen with a splash of water if needed.### 5) Cook
Step 9
1. Preheat waffle iron fully.
Step 10
2. No oil needed (a light wipe is fine if sticking is an issue).
Step 11
3. Cook until set and golden (often **4–6 minutes** depending on iron).
Step 12
4. Cool on a rack to keep them crisp.












