🧇🍳Waffle Meets Benedict — A Keto Convergence of Liège and London Flavors
- ketogenicfasting

- Jun 14
- 4 min read
Updated: Oct 13
The idea of combining Eggs Benedict with Belgian waffles is a modern culinary innovation that reflects the creative spirit of contemporary brunch culture, celebrating the art of breakfast with a touch of indulgence. 🍳🧇.

"Waffle Benedict" — A Masterful Ketogenic Fusion by Chef Janine
🍳 🧇 Eggs Benedict and Belgian waffles, both rich in history and rooted in European tradition, come together in this dazzling, keto-friendly reimagination by Chef Janine. Her inspired creation swaps the classic English muffin for a crisp, golden Belgian waffle — delivering a luxurious contrast of textures while staying true to ketogenic principles.
✨ The waffle’s deep pockets cradle rich, velvety house special Hollandaise sauce like a dream.
🥓🍳 The light, airy interior pairs perfectly with savory ham (or bacon) and tender poached eggs.
Elegant, indulgent, and unapologetically creative — Waffle Benedict is a brunch fusion that brings old-world charm into the modern, keto-conscious kitchen. 💫
The beloved waffle traces its origins to Liège, Belgium — where rich, caramelized dough first met golden perfection.
🥂 A Modern Brunch Favorite
The fusion of Eggs Benedict and Belgian waffles beautifully captures the evolution of breakfast and brunch cuisine:
🇪🇺 It honors the rich European culinary heritage of both dishes — timeless staples reimagined for today’s table.
🎨 It embraces modern creativity, merging sweet, savory, and indulgent elements into a single, satisfying plate.
Today, Belgian Waffle Eggs Benedict variations are a beloved staple at upscale brunch spots and sophisticated food festivals alike. Toppings like smoked salmon, avocado, or even crispy fried chicken have elevated this classic, blending tradition with bold innovation.
👩🍳 To craft the perfect keto Eggs Benedict with Belgian waffles, Chef Janine replaces traditional high-carb ingredients with wholesome, low-carb alternatives — without compromising flavor. She opts for almond flour or coconut flour as a base for her waffles, creating a crisp yet tender bite. The Hollandaise sauce, made with butter, egg yolks, and lemon juice, remains beautifully keto-approved.
🟡 The Essence of Benedict: Hollandaise Sauce

Originating from French haute cuisine, Hollandaise is one of the five mother sauces of classical French cooking (hollandaise, béchamel, espagnole, tomato, and veloute).
Despite its sophisticated profile, Hollandaise is made with just a few simple ingredients and a masterfully steady hand. Its creamy texture and bright acidity provide the perfect balance to salty meats like prosciutto or ham and the soft, delicate texture of poached eggs.
Traditionally served atop English muffins in Eggs Benedict, Hollandaise has also found its way into countless other recipes:
🥦 Over steamed asparagus or roasted vegetables
🐟 As a finishing sauce for poached or grilled fish
🥩 Paired with steak and eggs for decadent brunch fare
🍳 Used as a base for variations like béarnaise, flavored with herbs and vinegar
In keto cuisine, Hollandaise remains a favorite — naturally low in carbs and rich in healthy fats — making it both a luxurious and functional addition to low-carb recipes like Waffle Benedict, Chef Janine’s keto Eggs Benedict with Belgian waffles.
🥑 Keto Belgian Waffle Eggs Benedict
🍽 613 Calories | 🧮 6 Net Carbs per serving
🧾 Ingredients List and Benefits🌿
🧬 Nutritional Data & General Health Benefits
🍽️ Serving Suggestions
🟡 Serve hot, topped with freshly chopped parsley and a drizzle of warm Hollandaise sauce
🥗 Pair with a small arugula side salad tossed in lemon vinaigrette
🥑🌱 Add a slice of avocado or sautéed spinach for an extra nutrient boost
✨ For a luxurious touch, finish with a dollop of crème fraîche or keto-friendly truffle aioli
🥂 Drink Pairings
💛 Chef Janine’s version of Waffle Benedict delivers all the indulgence of the classic, but with fewer carbs and more healthy fats and protein — ideal for brunch lovers following a ketogenic lifestyle.
Stay updated on when this delicious dish will be on the menu by visiting our website: www.myketopal.com.
Bon Appétit!
Chef Janine






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