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Yeasted dough mixed with pearl sugar and baked until caramelized and crisp — Belgium's favorite street waffle.
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Belgian waffles come in two main styles, Brussels and Liège; the Liège waffle is made from a yeasted, brioche-like dough mixed with large pearl sugar. As it bakes, the sugar melts into caramel, leaving it crisp outside and chewy inside. The authentic way is to eat it plain, held in your hand.
Dissolve the yeast and sugar in warm milk, add the bread flour, egg, salt, and vanilla, and knead.
Gradually add the room-temperature butter and knead until smooth.
Let rise in a warm place for 1½ hours.
Mix in the pearl sugar, divide into 8 balls, and rest 15 minutes.
Bake in a hot waffle iron for 3–4 minutes until caramel-colored.
Let cool slightly and eat by hand.