Our family's favorite recipe - I converted it to whole wheat a few years ago, and no one noticed! I use organic milk and organic sugar and eggs; it makes a real difference.
Beat eggs, add milk, mix well. Whisk in melted butter.
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Stir into dry ingredients until just incorporated.
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Pour approx 2/3 c batter per pancake onto skillet.
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Cook approximately 4 minutes, until batter rises and small bubbles start to appear on the surface.
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Flip with a spatula, cook another two minutes.
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Serve with your favorite pancake topping.
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Left overs may be frozen and reheated on a school morning in the toaster, cut in half and turned into a peanut butter breakfast sandwich for a nutritious breakfast on the go.
Hubby and I both loved these!!! He'd never had whole wheat pancakes before, so was skeptical - I had had other recipes before and not liked them... too tough/hard. But these were perfectly perfect!! I halved the recipe for the two of us. Minor change: I did reduce the butter down to two tablespoons (for the halved recipe, so it would be four tablespoons for the full recipe). This was just b/c I wanted to reduce the fat just a bit. I didn't find them lacking w/ the reduction. I also added just a light shake of cinnamon and maybe a half teaspoon of vanilla - just to suit our tastes. And I let the batter sit out for about 20 minutes before cooking. Wonderful and perfect - this is the only pancake recipe I will ever need! Thank you for sharing your family's favorite - it's our family's favorite, now too!!!
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