This is the recipe I've been looking for! Other recipes look very similar, but this is the one that tastes like my mother used to make for a special Sunday morning treat. My favorite way to serve is with real maple syrup. Or as a decadent dessert with strawberries and whipped cream.
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These were awesome! I forgot to add the butter but cooked with melted butter on the griddle. They were so tender they just melted in your mouth!
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Absolutely delicious, especially rolled up with blueberry preserves in the middle and topped with powdered sugar. I added an extra egg just because that seemed to be what everyone else was doing, and they turned out great. Kids loved them, and they were fast and easy to make.
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Delicious! I added an extra egg, 1 tsp. granulated sugar, 1/2 tsp. vanilla, and a generous sprinkle of cinnamon. Great drizzled with pure maple syrup.
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This was a very good recipe. I did add one more egg, but otherwise it was excellent. Thanks for sharing.
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This recipe is very similar to one I've been making for years that my mother taught me. The only difference is, I add about 1T of sugar to the recipe. I omit the butter and add about 1t of baking powder. I add a pretty good amount of oil to the skillet and "fry" the pancakes. I also use 2% milk (maybe that's what the original person means by low-fat milk). My kids and grandson absolutely love them!
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These our a new family favorite! My husband makes them for breakfast every weekend now. I've never seen my 15 month old eat so much as when she chows down on these! THanks, Bec!!!
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This was Very Well Received by family and friends. I tripled the recipe and it worked well to the last drop!
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These were very moist, and didn't flip well. Tasted like my mom's...I will have to get her recipe next time.
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This recipe makes delicious pancakes. The only problem I had was I used my Cuisinart Griddler and the batter ran off the edge! Since it is so thin, your cooking surface needs to be quite level to make nice shapes. Next time, I will use a large frying pan on the stove top. I served with raspberry compote---wow!
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These pancakes were very good. I also added a little bit of vanilla extract and sugar to it.
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I made these for my husband's birthday this morning. I've eaten a lot of Swedish pancakes but this was his first time. He ate his with applesauce jam and I ate mine with powdered sugar and lemon sauce. I thought they were a bit thick for a Swedish pancake, but they were still really good. Since it was my husband's b-day, I let him pick the rating. Thanks for a special birthday treat. PS- This could serve way more than four people.
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I add vanilla and orange extract, cinnamon (lots) and ground roasted walnuts. Maple syrup on top and you can't beat it for DINNER!
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Delicious! These were almost too buttery for me - but that can be fixed by a quick decrease of the amount in the recipe - I also found I didn't need to add any oil to the pan - but I have some pretty good non-stick pans...I served them with Fresh chopped strawberries with a creamcheese/sour cream/powdered sugar mixture on top - YUM!!
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