Sleepy Hollow Chicken Waffle Sandwich Recipe

The Disney World Sleepy Hollow chicken waffle sandwich is a beloved culinary delight that brings a touch of magic to every bite. Originating from the quaint Sleepy Hollow Refreshments in the Liberty Square section of Magic Kingdom, this sandwich features crispy fried chicken fillets nestled in a golden-brown waffle. A harmonious blend of sweet and savory, the sandwich is often complemented by a drizzle of hot honey and a side of coleslaw, creating a perfect balance of flavors and textures. This delightful dish has become a favorite among park visitors, offering a unique and memorable dining experience that captures the whimsical spirit of Disney. Now, you can make the Sleepy Hollow chicken waffle sandwich recipe in the comfort of your own kitchen.

Cooking Tips

You will need a waffle iron to make this dish. I like to use the Cuisinart WMR-CAP2 Round Classic Waffle Maker. My waffles were not perfect and you have to make sure not to use too much batter or it will spill over. You may think you are not using enough batter but practice makes perfect! You will find the right ratio after you've made a few. The batter is made with Carbon's Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour Mix which is the official waffle mix of the Disney Parks. All you have to do is follow the instructions on the package to make the waffle batter. This recipe is relatively easy and you can save some batter if you do not want to make all the waffles at once.

The ingredients for the Mickey Waffle recipe include:

• Carbon's Golden Malted Pancake & Waffle Flour Mix
• Egg
• Water
• Butter
• Chicken Tenders
• Mike's Hot Honey
• Deli Coleslaw

The Sleepy Hollow Chicken Waffle Sandwich recipe is easy to make and it is the best treat to make when you're missing Walt Disney World. This is a simple recipe that will transport you straight to your favorite spot in the Disney Parks. If you want to create another iconic Disney food at home, check out my Mickey Waffle recipe. Enjoy!

✅ Quick Tips: Read the recipe in its entirety before you start cooking. This will help you understand the ingredients, steps, and timing involved, and allow you to prepare any necessary equipment or ingredients beforehand.