One thing that I love about mornings, is making something that I know is not only good but the whole family is going to enjoy. What makes it even more wonderful is to make something and know that I didn’t have to break the bank to do it.
When I cooked this batch of pancakes, I was thinking about keeping it to myself, but of course the blogger in me wants to share.
In these days, it’s so easy to just take out a pre-mix batter and just throw it together. But did you know it’s so easy to make pancakes?
Most, if not all of these ingredients we all have in the house and it’s super quick. This recipe is a basic one, but it’s a classic.
The best part about this recipe is that you can always build from this.
If you try it, let me know!
- Dry Ingredients.
- 1 cup of Flour
- 2 tbsp of sugar (I usually use 4 cause we like it sweet)
- 1/4 tsp of Salt
- 1 tbsp of baking powder
- Wet Ingredients
- 2 tbsp of oil (I like to use olive for health benefits)
- 1 egg
- 1 cup of milk (we use soy milk)
- Mix the dry ingredients well, then add wet ingredients.
- Mix well until all the egg has been incorporated in the batter.
- Let rest for 5 minutes.
- Heat a lightly oiled griddle or frying pan over medium high heat. Pour or scoop the batter onto the griddle, using 1/4 cup for each pancake.
- Brown on both sides
- Serve hot.
Believe it or not last year was the first time that I made pancakes from scratch, you are right it’s so incredibly easy! I need to try the whole wheat version. Thanks for the recipe!
You are very welcome. Please let me know how it goes after you try the recipe!
Definitely going to try this
Let me know how comes out when you do.
I love whole wheat pancakes! I’ve even made some whole wheat belgian waffles… you can’t even tell the difference…
Thanks for sharing your recipe 🙂
Oooooh I think I’ll try these on Sunday (that’s John’s carb day) but I’ll use our almond milk and coconut oil. Thanks for sharing this.
Confession: I’ve only used box pancake mix. *hangs head in shame*
Don’t worry about the box pancakes. I didn’t quite learn completely until my daughter was one years old. And this is coming from a family who always made things from scratch.