Most recipes I see are basically the same, so I've been on the quest for a new, different and simply delicious pancake. I believe these pancakes come pretty close. The recipe is for a pancake mix that you leave in the freezer, so whipping up a batch of pancakes in the morning is a breeze. This recipe comes from America's Test Kitchen who has yet to let me down.
The waiting game
Golden and delicious
Begging for some maple syrup
Yum!
These were mine, and man were they delicious
Not the greatest picture in the world, but hey, don't they look good anyway?!
Note #2: Lara likes her pancakes on the thinner side while I like them nice and fluffy. For the batch pictured above we compromised somewhere in the middle by adding a little more milk than what the recipe calls for. So if you like your pancakes a little thinner, just add a little more liquid.
Homemade Pancake Mix
From America's Test Kitchen
Ingredients
Mix
- 2 c. all purpose flour
- 2 c. cake flour
- 1 c. milk powder
- 1/2 c. malted milk powder
- 1/3 c. sugar
- 2 Tbs baking powder
- 1 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp salt
- 12 Tbs unsalted butter, cut into 1/2″ pieces.
- 2 c. pancake mix
- 2 lightly beaten large eggs
- 1/2 c. buttermilk (or sour milk – which I always save up for just such an occasion)
Directions
For the mix: Process all the ingredients in a food processor until they are an even sandy texture, store frozen (up to 2 months).
To make pancakes: Whisk all ingredients in a large bowl until smooth. Use 1/4c. of batter per pancake and fry in a lightly greased skillet until golden brown. Serve with maple syrup.
Yield: 6 cups mix (for about 30 pancakes)
For the mix: Process all the ingredients in a food processor until they are an even sandy texture, store frozen (up to 2 months).
To make pancakes: Whisk all ingredients in a large bowl until smooth. Use 1/4c. of batter per pancake and fry in a lightly greased skillet until golden brown. Serve with maple syrup.
Yield: 6 cups mix (for about 30 pancakes)
Heard you were trying to make your own maple syrup, too, Very cool!!
ReplyDeleteWe love it especially my hubby! I have been looking for the perfect recipe and now I don't have to. I can't find malted milk powder but it is still delicous! Where did you get yours?
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you liked them! I think I just got the malted milk powder at the grocery store, Meijer probably, it's Carnation brand. I think it adds a nice, unique sweetness to the pancakes, but if they're delicious without it that's great!
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