Here are some of our favorite variations: One fun thing about pancakes is that it’s easy to change them up a bit by mixing in a few extra ingredients.
If your temp is consistent you’ll have perfectly cooked pancakes that are golden brown on both sides and soft and fluffy in the middle. Flip the pancake and let it cook 2-3 more minutes – and DO NOT press it down with the spatula. Wait until a couple bubbles have popped and the edges are starting to look dry (this will take 2-3 minutes on a 350 degree griddle). Pancakes are ready to flip when they having started to puff and bubbles are forming. Know when it’s time to flip your pancakes, and for fluffy pancakes only flip once. If the pancakes are getting too dark before they are ready to flip you’ll know you need to turn the heat down a bit. Sprinkle a little water on the skillet and if the water immediately dances and sizzles you know it’s hot enough to start cooking pancakes. Heat the skillet up on medium heat for a few moments. You can absolutely cook pancakes on a large skillet on the stove, but it’s a bit harder to tell how hot your skillet actually is. Griddles are also generally nonstick so you don’t need to use any cooking spray. Pancakes cook best on a nonstick electric griddle because you can control the heat and keep it at an even 350 degrees F. You do not need to pour the batter in a circle or try to smooth the batter out once it’s on the griddle just pour it all out and let it do it’s thing.Ĭook pancakes on a griddle for best results. Pour the batter straight down on the pan or griddle for circular pancakes. Or you can use a 1/2 cup measure for nice big pancakes, like the ones you see in these photos. If you use a 1/4 cup measure you’ll end up with pancakes about 4 inches across, which is a great size for kids. Just use the measuring cup to scoop up the batter and then pour it on the griddle. Measuring out the batter ensures your pancakes are a uniform size and doesn’t take any extra time at all. Use a measuring cup to pour out the batter.
But don’t worry – just add a little more milk until it’s the same consistency you see in my video.Īllow the batter to rest about 10 minutes before cooking. If your flour is packed down, you may end up with a batter that is too thick. If your batter seems too thick, add more milk.
And don’t mix too much – it’s totally fine for the batter to have some lumps in it. If you try to stir in the melted butter and milk in one step the cold milk can chill the butter in tiny pieces, which won’t mix into the batter evenly. Mix ingredients in this order: First whisk together the dry ingredients in a bowl, then add the milk and egg to the flour mixture, and THEN stir in the melted butter. If you mix these two ingredients up, your pancakes will be way too salty, so check to make sure you are using baking powder. Make sure you are using baking powder, not baking soda. Ok, pancakes are pretty darn simple, but there are some things that will ensure they turn out perfect every time. Tag me on Instagram Rate Recipe Share a photo on Facebook Tips for making Perfect Pancakes
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Plus they’re FLUFFY! How to make Fluffy Pancakes from scratch No buttermilk, no whipped egg whites, none of that! And there’s nothing difficult about mixing it up either. …but it turns out that homemade pancakes only take about 5 minutes to make and they taste SO MUCH BETTER! And don’t worry, you won’t need any unusual ingredients for these, just your pantry basics: It’s hard to beat the convenience of just stirring water into a mix… Now, for many many years I made pancakes from a boxed mix. I always have the ingredients for pancakes on hand – you probably do too! – and it’s a great way to feed a bunch of hungry kids or teens.įind 35 more easy dinner ideas right here Better than Boxed Mix They’re light, fluffy, buttery, and just plain delicious. Plus, if you have the right recipe (this one) they taste really, really good. They’re super quick to whip up, ridiculously cheap to make, and work perfectly for breakfast or dinner (add some scrambled eggs and fruit and you have a pretty great meal!). Pancakes don’t get enough credit, in my opinion. In today’s post: These fluffy pancakes are easy to make with just seven common ingredients and they taste absolutely amazing! You’ll never used a boxed pancake mix again.
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