Lunch & Dinner
Maple & Butter Chicken and Waffles
This is the only waffle with everyone's two favorite toppings already baked in, and it makes the perfect base for fried chicken. No waffle iron, no batter, no mess.
- Prep5 min
- Cook20 min
- Total25 min
- Servings4
- DifficultyEasy
Warm, pile, drizzle, done. Chicken and waffles was made famous by Harlem's late-night supper clubs in the 1930s. This waffle has the maple syrup and butter baked in, so every bite carries the topping.
Steps
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Tips & Swaps
- Tip: Making your own chicken? Use the cutlet method from our Chicken Avocado Wafflewich, then slice into strips.
- Shortcut: Frozen or deli chicken tenders keep this to a 25-minute dinner.
- For kids: Use maple syrup in the glaze instead of hot honey.
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In Your Kitchen
Putting Maple & Butter Chicken and Waffles on your menu? Here’s where it sells and how it works at volume.
- Best for
- Brunch and comfort-food menus
- The moment
- Brunch, dinner
- Why it works for you
- Chicken and waffles with no batter station; maple and butter are already baked in.
- Batch & prep ahead
- Fry or bake the tenders in batches and hold them hot and crisp on a rack. Make the hot honey butter glaze in one batch and keep it warm at the plating station.
- Hold & reheat
- Warm the waffles on sheet pans at 350°F for 3–4 minutes and plate to order. The maple and butter flavor is baked into the waffle.
- Plating
- One waffle, three tenders, a spoon of glaze and a grind of black pepper. It also works in a paper boat for grab-and-go.
- Holding
- Hold the cooked tenders hot at 135°F or above.
- Pack options
- This waffle also comes unwrapped in a Bulk Pack.

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