🧇 If you haven’t heard of a “waffle-which,” it is basically like a panini, only you make it in the waffle maker instead! I served this make your own Waffle-wich board for lunch today and it was a BIG hit!

Waffle-wich board with sandwich toppings

Ingredients

You can add so many things to this board and the ideas are endless! Here’s what I used:

Waffle iron
Bread
Arugula
Tomatoes
Red onion
Pickles
Banana peppers
Turkey
Roast beef
Provolone
Cheddar
Bacon

Directions

Preheat a waffle maker to medium-low heat.
Spread each slice of bread with the condiment of your choice. Next add all your favorite sandwich toppings. Close the sandwich and butter the top with 1 tablespoon butter.
Set the sandwich, butter-side down, in the waffle maker. Spread more butter on top of the sandwich and close the waffle maker.
Toast until golden and crisp, 2 1/2 to 3 minutes.

Recipe from The Pioneer Woman ❤️

Waffle-wich on a checkered serving board

Here’s a Quick Video Tutorial!

Perfect Presentation Platters

Round Trays: I used this round wooden Target tray, which I get so much use out of year-round! For a higher-end round tray, I love my MacKenzie-Childs checkered party tray.

Rectangular Trays: If you’d like a rectangular wooden tray, this wooden version from Target is great, as well as this beautiful choice from Etsy.

Small Bowls: To hold the dipping sauces, you could use these adorable bowls from Target!

Kitchen Links: I get asked all the time about the products in the background of my kitchen. Much of it is from MacKenzie-Childs, which I have slowly grown a collection of over the years! My favorites are this checkered chopping board, my black and white checkered teapot, and the gray and white checkered utensil holder. I also have this enamel canister that you can find in small, medium, or large.

Leanna holding a wooden tray to make a waffle-wich spread

Can I Prep This Ahead of Time?

What I love about a Waffle-wich board is that it comes together so quickly, so you can prep very close-to serving time. Or, you could prep the entire board a couple hours ahead of time and just cover and refrigerate so the items stay fresh.

Waffle iron on a wooden tray with sandwich fixings

Storing Leftover Waffle-Wich Items

I am a big fan of storing original food containers to just move any leftover items back, such as the turkey. You could also use a Tupperware container or Ziploc bag and refrigerate, which should stay fresh for 2-3 days.

Close-up of a waffle-wich on a wooden serving board

Enjoy!

I hope you enjoy this waffle-wich board as a fun and easy way to feed a crowd quickly! If you’re looking for more brunch ideas, you might also love this Baked Bagel Egg in the Hole or these French Toast Muffins. Have a lovely day, friends!