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A couple of factors to consider–I’m admittedly not a wiz at baking chemistry, but I do know that baking powder is basically acids that react with moisture and heat during baking/cooking to produce CO2 (promoting “rising”). Hi Sarah, I’m so sorry you didn’t enjoy them…I’ve made these countless times and have never experienced the awful taste, but I know how frustrating it is to have a recipe not turn out as expected. At any rate, if your baking powder isn’t expired, you could try using a bit less of it next-go-round and see if that improves the flavor for you! Let me know the results if you try it again! 🙂 I’ve never used the other kind, so I can’t say from experience, but I’ve heard that can affect flavor. I’ve also heard that the type of baking powder can affect flavor–I always use an sodium aluminum sulfate baking powder (such as Clabber girl), but there are other varieties, such as those that contain monocalcium phosphate instead of SAS (like Calumet brand). If it doesn’t occur properly (if the baking powder is expired, not enough moisture, not enough heat, etc.), the acids could remain, which could create a bitter flavor. If the reaction occurs properly, the original acids are nonexistent after baking/cooking. I’m admittedly not a wiz at baking chemistry, but I do know that baking powder is basically acids that react with moisture and heat during baking/cooking to produce CO2 (promoting “rising”). I’m sorry the flavor seemed off…were they bitter? It’s hard to say why that could be. Hi Connie! You’re right, it is 2 Tablespoons. Want to add some extra protein? You can add leftover Instant Pot quinoa to the batter! I’ve done this multiple times as a way to get more protein into my kids.Serve with fruit, whipped cream, or warm syrup. Customize these by adding in nuts, chocolate chips, cinnamon, or whatever you like.You can reheat them in a toaster or microwave. These freeze well! It’s easiest if you flash-freeze them on a baking sheet, then pop them into a freezer bag together until you’re ready to use them.There’s no disputing it…these are absolutely better than the box! Give them a try the next time you want something tasty and fast! Notes and Adaptations: These are quick and easy enough for a weekday morning, but they’re also fun for a special weekend breakfast.īonus: Leftover pancakes can be frozen! Just pop them in a toaster to reheat. I tend to prefer this size because they’re easier for me to flip.Įnjoy. You can make them larger or smaller if you prefer. I use a 1/4 cup measuring cup to scoop out batter and add it to the griddle, making pancakes that are about 5-6 inches in diameter. Once bubbles begin forming on top, it’s time to flip! Carefully flip and allow the other side to cook for 1-2 minutes longer. Allow them to cook for a couple of minutes. Once the griddle is hot, drop 1/4 cup of batter into circles on the pan. I absolutely think a buttered griddle takes pancakes up a notch, so I recommend that you don’t skip this part.Įven if you’re using a nonstick pan and don’t really need butter, I still think you need the butter. Heat a griddle or pan over medium heat, melting some butter on it while the pancake batter rests. Whisk until everything is combined, but some lumps still remain.Ĭook on the griddle. Using a whisk, add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients. In a separate bowl, combine the wet ingredients. First, combine all the dry ingredients in one bowl. The process of making these light and fluffy pancakes is super simple–you won’t believe how easy it is! Ingredients You’ll Need:

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Powered by Convert Plus How to Make Fluffy Pancakes Without a Mix Not only that, but these taste way better than any pancake I’ve ever had from a mix. They are absolutely worth the time and effort, which, by the way, is not much more than what’s required to make pancakes from a mix. I tried so many different recipes for homemade pancakes, but they were either too time-consuming or too drab.īut these pancakes? They don’t fall into either of the above categories.

There are other things that are easy to make from scratch, but if I’m honest, they sometimes just don’t taste as good as some packaged mixes. There are certain things I don’t make from scratch, because I just don’t think it’s worth the time and effort.

And boxed pancake mixes and frozen waffles are certainly convenient.īut sometimes, it’s nice to have something not from a box. I’ll admit that we eat our fair share of cereal around here. And oftentimes, quick breakfasts involve something from a box. In our house, quick breakfasts are our go-to.

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They’re ravenous, full of energy, and ready to get going. Then, the kids wake up and jolt me out of my temporary solitude.

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