
Melt three tablespoons of butter, and then set aside. Cinnamon Pancakes with a Cinnamon Roll Glaze.If it’s too thick, which is pretty common, simply add a splash more buttermilk to thin it out. Just mix until you no longer see streaks of flour.Īs for consistency, if you pull your whisk out of the batter and it slowly falls back into the bowl, the pancake batter is perfect. You don’t need to mix until all the lumps are gone - they disappear when the pancakes cook. When you have the two mixtures, gently combine them with a whisk, spatula or fork. Then mix your wet ingredients until well blended in another. To avoid over mixing, we have a simple solution: Mix your dry ingredients as much as you like in one bowl. Over mixing can make the pancakes flat and heavy when cooked. It’s really important not to over mix your batter. We’ve talked about mixing pancake batter a few times on the blog (see our whole wheat pancakes or these everyday pancakes). 1 1/2 tablespoons white vinegar or lemon juice.That means that you will need to mix the following: In this time, the mixture will start to curdle (not the prettiest, but it does the trick).įor our recipe below, we call for 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 cups of buttermilk. Simply mix milk (dairy or non-dairy) with an acid like white vinegar or lemon juice and set the mixture aside for 10 to 15 minutes. Buttermilk helps to breakdown the gluten in the pancake batter, which means buttermilk pancakes are extra tender, fluffy, and soft in the middle.ĭon’t worry! You can make your own buttermilk at home.It kickstarts the baking soda into action, helping the pancakes cook up to be light and fluffy.Buttermilk adds a lovely tangy flavor to pancakes, which is incredibly delicious, especially when combined with something sweet (like syrup).We don’t cook all that often with buttermilk, but when it comes to pancakes, it’s a super star. What does buttermilk do when added to pancakes? Thanks to the buttermilk, these are tangy, fluffy, and very tender in the middle. They are quick and simple to make, call for the fewest ingredients possible, and taste incredible. With this recipe you are trading the convenience of boxed pancakes for a richer flavor and freshness all for only a few extra minutes.This is our go-to recipe. Honestly we tend to forget about vanilla so that would lower the cost per serving The most expensive parts of this recipe are probably the egg, coconut milk, and vanilla.

So I’ve been trying to make cost breakdown’s a thing I do with each post, but totaling and dividing takes a lot of time considering most of these things are probably already in your kitchen. We’re more of the glamping types we usually take a little propane grill with us. When we go camping we will add crushed banana for a make ahead breakfast. Usually we pair pancakes with eggs and maybe some fruit, also so much coffee. Pancakes definitely taste better and are much fluffier from scratch than from a box. Joel tends to say making things from scratch only takes a few seconds longer than making it from a box. For more on the step by step process check out the original post here. Turns out all it takes to make buttermilk is milk and vinegar. I felt like Dorothy, we’re not in Kansas anymore. Usually a red box held the key to my childhood Sunday Brunch dreams of pancakes, eggs, bacon, and sausage. He said he was making pancakes, but I saw no box. The first time he pulled out the vinegar and milk I was confused to say the least.
