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Lukken
- Makes
63
small waffles - Difficulty
Easy
Published 2023
These brittle buttery waffles are traditionally made for New Year in West Flanders in Belgium. They are a descendant of the oublie, but are slightly thicker and they are not rolled. The name, luk, comes from the Dutch geluk (luck) as a wish for luck in the New Year.
In the 16th and 17th centuries these waffles were eaten after a festive meal and served with sweet or spiced wine.
In 1890, local baker Jules Destrooper sta
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