How To Make Light And Fluffy Pancakes

Make the pancake batter according to your recipe or the instructions on the box. Be careful not to add too much water or milk -- if the batter is runny your pancakes won't be fluffy. The batter should fall in a dollop from the spoon, not drip off of it. Start by adding less liquid than the recipe calls for and add small amounts until the right thickness is achieved.

As they were growing up my children made and ate many of these. Cream butter and syrup together. Chill. Remove from fridge 1/2 hour before serving. Cream butter until light and fluffy. Gradually beat in brown sugar and cinnamon. Cream butter until light and fluffy. Blend in mustard and bacon.

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Follow her directions in this recipe and you won’t go wrong! I put blueberries in mine and they turned out wonderful! I’m not sure what I did wrong, but the ended up flat, dense discs with an overwhelming buttermilk flavor. Tossed the pancakes and the recipe. I just made these today and love them!

I was a bit worried when I saw how thick the batter was, thinking it would make heavy pancakes, but they were nice and light. Thanks for sharing the yummy recipe. I had a fourth of a box of Hungry Jack Buttermilk i didn’t even bother , whipped (then walked away) up a batch of these pancakes I substituted with just a Tbls. ’t have to use as much oil either.

Sprayed the medium hot pan with an olive oil non stick spray wiped with the same paper towel after each batch no need to oil after each with extra calories . Still had nice evenly brown fluffy cakes with a bit of butter and warmed maple syrup. I made this just now and added a little cinnamon, it was delicious 🙂 Doesn’t even need syrup!

I have been on the search for a great old fashion pancake recipe. These are my favorite pancakes thus far. They are the perfect texture and flavor for me. I add a little vanilla because I love the add flavor boost. OH MY THESE WILL MAKE ME THE QUEEN OF PANCAKES OR PANACAKES AS THE GRAND KID CALL THEM AND I SHALL WEAR MY CROWN PROUDLY. I made them the other day added a little vanilla, loved them…. The batter is thick but the pancake comes out so tender.

I usually make up a whole batch and let them sit for a few minutes in my tortilla warmer so that they soften and steam a little, before I serve them. Thanks for this one it’s a keeper! LOL-I saw that your blog referred 42 people to mine today and I had to click it to see what was up!

Yours are so gorgeous and I love your pics on the pretty blue plate-esp the one with the syrup drizzling down the sides. Glad you made them and enjoyed them! Oh that’s a great recipe… I’ve used the same one for over thirty years from my good old Betty Crocker Cookbook - dogeared and splattered!

My kids won’t tolerate any other recipe. I LOVE thick pancakes! Thanks so much for the recipe! The oil is for the batter, then additional oil is needed to cook with. I clarified that in the recipe now. They look beautiful, perfectly fluffy. Can’t wait to give these a try!

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