For a gathering for breakfast or brunch, serve a Trader Joe’s Belgian Waffle Board. Add toppings: Maple or butter, lemon curd, and preserves.

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Friends, just in time for the holidays, a breakfast, brunch, or dinner Trader Joe’s Belgian Waffle Board.

We love Belgian waffles, so whether you make them at home (and freeze ahead), or pick up store-bought, this spread is a party hit!

Also try my Fall French Toast Board or English Muffin Breakfast Board (so good).

You can buy everything at Trader Joe’s! Including the Belgian Waffles, or you can try my friend Miss’s Easy Belgian Waffle Recipe and make and freeze!

Trader Joe’s Belgian Waffle Board

EPIC Trader Joe's Belgian Waffle Board

How to make an epic breakfast board

  1. Decide how many you are hosting, then use a board that holds the amount of food you will be serving. Below are the different board sizes. The largest board serves about 12 guests for a meal (not an appetizer).
  2. Grab the shopping list below (easy to print out), and gather the food.
  3. Figure out how much time you will need to toast (or bake in the oven) the Belgian waffles. Keep warm in the oven on a large plate until ready to serve.
  4. Arrange the food on the epic board. Leave space for the waffles.

Belgian Waffle Board

Here’s the thing about Belgian waffles. They don’t have to be piping hot for this board.

And here are some of our favorite toppings:

  • Lemon curd
  • Peach Bellini Jam
  • Strawberry preserves
  • Organic maple butter
  • Maple syrup
  • Regular butter

Belgian Waffle Board

According to the season, add in Mini Orange Cranberry Tea Scones, and fresh fruit.

This time of year, you can add in tri-colored grapes, and pear and apple slices!

When I’m making these boards, I am thankful.

I’m thankful because I know we have more than we need, and I’m thankful we can share it with others.

Trader Joe's Belgian Waffle Board

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Trader Joe’s Belgian Waffle Board

Prep Time: 30 minutes
Cook Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 40 minutes
Yield: 8
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Ingredients
 

  • 3 boxes Trader Joe’s Belgian Waffles
  • 14 pieces bacon, cooked
  • Lemon curd
  • Peach Bellini Jam
  • Strawberry preserves
  • 2 packages Mini Orange Cranberry Tea Scones
  • Organic maple butter
  • Maple syrup
  • Regular butter
  • Tri-colored grapes
  • Pears, sliced

Instructions
 

  • Prepare a large board. Cook ahead the bacon and keep warm (set aside).
  • Cook ahead the Belgian waffles (either in the oven or toast), and keep warm in the oven until ready to serve.
  • Fill small bowls with butter, jam, syrup, etc.
  • Leave a space on the board for the waffles. You can either put a large (hot) plate of waffles in the center of the board, or place them directly on the board, right before serving.
  • Arrange the food on the epic board. Fill in the open areas with fresh fruit.
  • Serve!
Cuisine: American
Course: Breakfast
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woman holding a large waffle board