Easy and delicious pancake recipe… NOTHING tastes better than a stack of GREAT TASTING Pancakes! This recipe is easy to make and delivers up light fluffy pancakes.
My Homemade Pancake Recipe is the only pancake recipe you need! Using simple pantry staples, they’re perfectly light, fluffy, and ready to be slathered with butter and syrup.
Nothing tastes better than a tall stack of pancakes!
We love breakfast around here and it’s not uncommon for me to whip up a batch of pancakes, eggs, and bacon for dinner. Needless to say, I’ve made my share of homemade pancakes. I’m happy to say that I’ve finally perfected my recipe! Not only are these pancakes made with super simple ingredients that you probably have on hand, they are also light and fluffy and perfect for stacking.
I love pancakes and since it’s come to my attention that there is a National Pancake Day it only seems like the perfect time to share with you may perfectly delicious stack of pancakes!
Pancakes are a HUGE thing around here and after making many many batches,
I finally made them exactly the way I wanted them.
These are the perfect pancakes!
There are no fancy ingredients, that you would normally have in your kitchen, flour, milk, eggs, etc.
You can enjoy a plate full for breakfast, or as my family likes, piled them up with some scrambled eggs and bacon for dinner!
It’s no wonder there are so many places that serve breakfast all day long, it’s yummy. The ingredients are simple and you typically have everything you need to whip up a great spread!
These pancakes are Not heavy or dense, no need to stop at just eating one.
Pile them on your plate and enjoy!
3 Reasons to make this Pancake Recipe
- this recipe uses simple ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen.
- in a few minutes, you’ll have a stack of DELICIOUS pancakes.
- this recipe is easy to make, really my daughter has made this recipe numerous times, especially at sleepovers since the age of 10! If a 10-year-old who never cooks can whip up delicious pancakes that everyone asks for seconds for you can too!
Common questions about adjusting pancake batter
1 cup of flour measured weighs between 4 1/4 = 5 ounces. That is about 2 tablespoons difference.
Whether you scoop the flour into your measuring cup or scoop your measuring cup into the flour, you can easily adjust the thickness of the pancake batter if you need to by adding a couple of tablespoons to a quarter cup of flour to thicken, or water to thin the batter.
This batter is a little on the thin side, but rest assured that is what makes these pancakes light and fluffy.
Cook one pancake before you adjust the recipe, if you want to adjust it, then do so after you have tried cooking and tasted a pancake, chances are you may like the recipe the way it is written.
This pancake batter is thinner than a boxed pancake mix and has quite a bit of leavening in it to result in fluffy pancakes.
My kids make this recipe with no help, their pancakes come out just like mine, nice and fluffy.
If you have trouble with the recipe, please make sure you re-read the recipe and measured properly.
Now for my tip on keeping my pancakes warm until I’m ready to eat them…
How can you keep all the pancakes warm so you can serve them all at once?
A tortilla warmer…that’s right.
I use a tortilla warmer to keep my pancakes warm.
I love having breakfast with my family. What I don’t like is when I’m finally finished cooking and sit down to enjoy it, my food is cold. It shouldn’t be that way for the cook, should it? It used to happen often until I discovered that my tortilla warmer can keep my pancakes warm, and not just warm…HOT!
We eat a lot of pancakes and my large tortilla warmer holds 15 pancakes and that is how many pancakes my recipe makes. This tortilla warmer is under $6.00. I love using it for more than just keeping my tortillas warm and so will you.
I also line the tortilla warmer with parchment paper and keep quesadillas warm as well as scrambled eggs.
The possibilities are endless! That’s why I have two of them.
Alternatively, you can place the pancakes on a baking pan and keep them in a 200° oven until you finish cooking all the pancakes and are ready to serve them.
Happy Pancake Day!
If you LOVE pancakes you may want to check out my
- Red Velvet Pancakes
- Pumpkin Pancakes
- Yogurt Pancakes
- and a super fun pancake cake filled with ice cream!
These are my EVER POPULAR Pancake Cupcakes and if you have any doubts about making them don’t they are a WINNER!!!
If you are looking to drizzle something extra yummy over your pancakes try my Coffee Syrup or any of my other MANY Syrup recipes HERE the apple cinnamon is always yummy!
What Do I Do If My Pancake Batter is Too Thick or Too Thin?
This homemade pancake batter is meant to be thin – it’s what gives the pancakes a light and fluffy texture! If you find that it is too thin for you to work with, add a bit of flour, one tablespoon at a time until you have the texture you want. If the batter is too thick, add water, one tablespoon at a time, until the batter is as thin as you’d like.
How Do I Make Homemade Pancake Mix?
If you’d like to turn this recipe into a pancake mix to store and use later, simply whisk together the dry ingredients only. Store your pancake mix in an airtight container until ready to use. When using the mix you’ve prepared, simply add wet ingredients and follow the instructions in this recipe.
How Do I Keep Pancakes Warm Until I Am Ready to Eat Them?
To keep pancakes warm until serving, I like to use a tortilla warmer! The one I have only cost $6 and holds 15 pancakes, the exact number this recipe makes. Perfect! Alternately, you can heat your oven to 200, place pancakes in a baking dish, and cover with foil.
How Can I Make Chocolate Chip or Blueberry Pancakes?
To make Chocolate Chip Pancakes, sprinkle mini chocolate chips over the pancake batter after pouring it in the pan. I prefer this over adding them directly to the batter so I can make sure the chips are spaced out in each pancake.
To Make Blueberry Pancakes, sprinkle fresh blueberries (or thawed frozen blueberries) over the pancake batter after pouring it in the pan.
Alternately, you can top pancakes with sliced strawberries or any fresh fruit, as well as a canned pie filling, whipped cream, or chocolate syrup.
If You love pancakes, you might want to check out some of my other pancake recipes.
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- ⅓ cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 ½ Tablespoon baking powder (be sure your baking powder is fresh)
- 1 large egg
- 2 cups milk
- 2 Tablespoons butter (room temp- soft or melted)
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- Mix all dry ingredients together
- Add egg, milk, butter, and vanilla, whisk until all combined.
- Heat your frying pan, add a little butter,
- Portion out the batter for what will fit in your pan, don't overcrowd the pancakes or they will run together.
- I use a 3 Tablespoon scoop to make my pancakes and this recipe makes 15 pancakes of that
- size.
- Cook the pancakes over medium heat, pour the batter into a lightly oiled pan (or buttered) ), flip when bubbles appear on the edges of the pancakes
- Once flipped it only takes a minute or two to finish cooking.
- Place a lid on the pancakes after you flip them and they will produce fluffier pancakes.
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Angela says
Great idea on the tortilla warmer. I usually put them in the oven on warm, but if they’re in there too long they dry out. The tortilla warmer would work great for company too.
Angela says
Thank you for directing me to this recipe. I will definitely give it a try. We do a pancake every year on our daughters birthday for her breakfast in the shape of her age. She turned 8 last month. Tomorrow is our sons first birthday, so I may just have to throw a batch of this together and start back at #1 again. :o)
Myriam says
These pancakes were so delicious, BUT they did not set properly on the pan and spread out too thin…the batter was very thin. Did I do something wrong? i really love this recipe and would love to use it if I could figure out the problem. Thanks 🙂
Diane says
I make these all the time, I’ve never had them get too thin. I use a flat pan or griddle to make them. The batter is on the thinner side, not thick, but I’ve never had any issues with it. My daughter makes them every week now and has even printed the recipe at friends houses she sleeps over to make them. So I’m trying to figure out what could have gone wrong and I’m not sure. Did you double check to be sure you used the proportions that were given? I’m sad for you they didn’t turn out, if you can think of anything that might be different let me know and I’ll try to troubleshoot with you.
Myriam says
I’m sure that I followed the recipe corectly. They were so delicious that I’m not giving up on them. I’ll double check to be sure next time and maybe give the batter a couple of minutes to thicken…I’ll make them again soon and check back 🙂
Diane says
try cooking one pancake in the pan at a time, maybe there wasn’t enough room in your pan to cook them and allow them to spread. I cook 3 pancakes in a 12″ pan. Good Luck!
Cristin says
I can’t get them to work. do you need to put the butter in the dry first? (before other wet) do you need to melt it though it says room temp? is it really baking powder and not soda?
Cristin says
I had to add a least a 1/2 cup of flour to make them not spread…maybe check the numbers again ?
Cristin says
cooking them as I type…To get them to fluff up I added close to a cup. but they taste good
Diane says
The numbers on the recipe are correct I make them all the time, I’m not sure why some have trouble with them being thin, but I use all purpose flour with the measurements in the recipe with NO trouble at all. There are so many variations in cooking and baking, some butter has more water than others as well. I have never had to add any additional flour and they always turn out like they did in the photos posted. I’m glad adding additional flour worked for you, as with all recipes some adjustments are OK 🙂 Enjoy
Mary says
It could just be the humidity! Depending on where you live, some recipes just turn out differently.
Diane says
I add the butter along with the other wet ingredients, no it doesn’t need to be completely melted. Yes Baking Powder, not baking soda. Baking powder is what makes them rise.
Jenn says
I also had them go thin :-/ BUT they taste fantastic and I think next time I’ll use different butter and maybe my stand mixer. This is a keeper! I’ve been searching for the best pancake recipe and this is it!!! My son (10 months old) LOVES pancakes so I wanted to find one that I loved to, seeing as how we eat them almost every other day now, and this is it. I will try this again with the different butter and go from there but ohh they are so yummy!! Thank you for sharing!!
Stephanie says
Mine were also way too thin of a batter. I ended up adding at least am extra half cup of flour. I made them again and this time stopped adding milk when I got the right consistency (I think it was a cup and a half?). They were so delicious. I ended up making a TON and freezing them for quick breakfasts for the kiddos
Katie says
If you are use to store bought batters, I have found that homemade batter tends to be thinner but they fluff up wonderfully.
Nikki says
Where can I find the tortilla warmer? Love the recipe! Mine were a little thin too but my whole family loved the flavor!!
Diane says
Where I live they are readily available where they sell tortillas in the grocery stores or small food markets. If they sell Mexican food where you live chances are you’ll find tortilla warmers, ask at customer service they will know where they have them. Also at Bed Bath and Beyond I believe I’ve seen them as well.
Kim says
Thank you for posting this recipe. I have had such a hard time finding a healthy pancake recipe that was tasty and fluffy. These pancakes were awesome! The batter was thin but worked out just fine. I have a griddle that covers the front and back burner and used 1/3 cup as measurement for each pancake and made 4 at a time. Total, I got 13 pancakes out of it.
Diane says
So glad these pancakes worked out well for you, they really are my favorite!
Charity says
We like a thicker pancake so I reduced the milk by 1/2 a cup–perfecto.
Misty says
Oh my Wow! This recipe is.AWESOME! Seriously the best pancakes we have had … and we’ve had a LOT!! thanks for sharing this!!! God Bless
Diane says
I’m so glad you like the recipe, it really is my favorite!
brooke says
I tried these this morning and will never make another recipe!! I feel like I ‘ve tried every pancake recipe out there and have never been satisfied. These are perfect! Thanks so much for sharing!
Diane says
I’m so glad you like them, so do I 🙂
capturing joy with kristen duke says
Those look DELISH! Pinned!
Brandie says
I expected nice fluffy pancakes and instead ended up with very thin runny batter and thin flat pancakes 🙁 I followed the recipe exactly. The flavor was really good, I will try adding a little more flour next time.
Diane says
sorry you had trouble with the recipe, the batter is thinner that thick, but I did not have trouble with the pancakes fluffing up nicely. I use this recipe all the time with no issues. Did you use the recommended amount of batter for each pancake?
Amanda says
I needed this recipe last weekend! I have used the same recipe for years and I LOST it! So I was out searching for a new one. I’ll definitely try yours, it looks similar in ingredients to the one I used. They look so fluffy!
Libby says
Thank you for sharing this recipe it is really good. We put dark chocolate chips in it, I think it made it better. Thanks again..
Michelle Scott says
Best pancakes EVER!!! My husband doesn’t eat pancakes he hates how heavy and filling they are. He loved these!!! Light and fluffy with great flavor! Thank you I love having pancakes for breakfast on our days off together. Pancake lover, Michelle~
Patricia says
I just made these. I found the batter too thick. It glommed up inside the whisk. I had to add milk (almost another cup) to thin it out. I thought the vanilla would be too much. They turned out so fluffy and the vanilla was the right amount, I’m glad I didn’t change it. I am keeping this recipe. I made approximately 20 pancakes. I thought I would freeze the left overs and the kids could just pop them in the toaster tomorrow for breakfast. The three boys didn’t leave a soldier behind. I was lucky I had one before I put them out. BIG hit in this house! Thanks for posting.
Patricia says
I just re-read the recipe. I think I added 2/12 cups of flour which is why it was so thick to begin with. At any rate they still turned out delish!
Diane says
Glad you liked them, it really is my favorite pancake recipe 🙂
Rashidah says
I realized that the batter was thin because I measured the flour like I would for cake. Instead, pack in the flour. This worked for me and the batter became and now always Is, of a thicker consistency and the pancakes are really yummy.
Jamie says
Hello. I have never commented on a recipe yet, but thought I should give you a kudos. These are delishious pancakes. I too have trouble with the batter rising. I’m thinking my baking powder might be old, however, Rashidah made a good point. I also measured the flour like a cake recipe (leveled off). When I added more flour they rose more. Perhaps some viewers measured exact while others did more of a heaping measurement? I followed the recipe exactly, making sure to use Tablespoons for the baking powder. Next time I’ll use new b. powder and use heaping measurements for the flour. Thanks for the yummy recipe!
Diane says
Thanks for commenting, I don’t measure heaping, I level off my measuring cups and the recipe has not failed me. I do realize different products will produce different results in the kitchen, if more flour works for you that is great 🙂
Clarissa Demmert says
Made these but I added Ceylon cinnamon and were so delicious thanks for the recipe
Kellyn says
This are hands down the BEST pancakes I’ve made. It seems like every time I go to make pancakes I’m hunting for a new recipe because the last ones just didn’t come out right. I found yours through Pinterest this morning and I promise these will be made a lot in our home. I’ve got 3 boys and they devoured these! I added a bit of wheat germ (something my momma taught me) and used coconut oil to grease my pan. Beautiful pancakes that cooked perfectly! Thank you so much for this recipe! It’s a keeper for us.
Diane says
I’m so happy you and your family liked them!
Ashley says
I have to say… I’ve tried soo many pancake recipes because my family loves them soo much. I actually had pancakes this morning when I tried this recipe. They are so light and fluffy and sweet. This recipe is a definite keeper. Thanks so much for sharing. <3
ty says
what is the quantity of sugar to use?
Diane says
1/3 cup granulated sugar
keke says
I made these this morning and they came out great. My bf’s nephew is in town from TX and he is a huge pancake and sausage lover. I ran out of boxed pancake mix on his first morning here in CA. So I found your recipe and whipped it together in a flash. We all loved the texture and flavor. My boyfriend can’t stop commenting on how good they are. Thank you for this easy and quick pancake recipe!
Diane says
Happy to hear everyone liked them so much!
Cena says
Do you pack your flour into your measuring cups? probably why others are having an issue with them getting thin. when you pat your flour down into the measuring cup you get more out of it than if you just scoop the flour without packing it down. just a thought. will try these tonight for a slumber party and get back at you with the results. lost my long-loved recipe that was a no-fail.. this is the only recipe i’ve ever seen tho that has equal amounts of flour and milk (usually i put more flour in than milk). no promises that i’ll stick to that but we shall see!
Diane says
No, I do not pack my flour. I do know how to measure properly, I find most people who have emailed me on this issue, have used old baking powder and retried the recipe with great results, some people have just measured improperly all together. The batter is on the thin side, but it results in light and fluffy pancakes. Most people were thrown of by the thin ness of the batter and just added flour before ever cooking them as well. I have had others test the recipe and their result was just as mine was, so the comments from some that are having trouble has not been the norm, I do find that people are often more willing to say it’s bad, than to take the time to say it’s good. My kids make this recipe all the time by themselves with no trouble 🙂
Hope the recipe works for you!
Kim says
These are awesome! I did make a few additions and it turned out nicely, phew! First, I doubled the recipe. I like some for the freezer. Second I added a cup of oatmeal. Third I added cinnamon. Also with doubling it, instead of it being 4 cups of milk I added the 2 cups of milk and then added 2 cups of chai latte liquid. Divine. I have made these before as directed and love how they turn out. Thank you.
Marche says
Hi There!
I literally just finished making these pancakes no more than 2 minutes ago. And they are beautiful….with the exception of the 2 I attempted to flip too soon and fell apart. They are fluffy and light. I know your frustration with the many folks saying the recipe is wrong or maybe you measure differently. But I think it boils down to the fact that they aren’t true bakers. They follow recipes and don’t think about the science. Baking powder is activated by heat. Once heated, rising will take place. Cake batter isn’t always thick, but that doesn’t stop it from tripling it’s size in the oven.
Anyway great recipe!
Diane says
I’m so happy to hear you like the recipe 🙂
Briana says
After reading all the comments I made sure to follow the recipe to a T and let me just say they were perfect!! It’s defiantly not the recipe that’s the problem!! They were amazing!!! I’m eating mine now as I write this! Lol just put some peanut butter on top and it’s heaven! Thanks so much for this!!!
Diane says
Thanks so much for commenting and I’m glad you liked the recipe 🙂
Leatrice says
I just made these pancakes, followed your recipe exactly and they came out perfect! They are yummy! I topped them with homemade honey cinnamon butter. Thank you for this recipe, I will use this as my go to pancake recipe and share it with all my family.
Dailypainter says
Made a batch this morning, and boy were they great!!!!
Question, you said to grease the frying pan, what did you use to do that???
I used butter in the recipe and Crisco in the frying pan, mine didn’t come out golden brown like your did.
So I’m thinking it’s what I used to fry them up in…
Thanks so much for the recipe, it’s definitely a keeper.
Diane says
I use vegetable oil, when I’m cooking anything in a frying pan unless I not it that I use butter or olive oil I did write greased, but I don’t actually use shortening to do this. Sorry if that was confusing. I use vegetable oil to cook pancakes. Glad you liked the recipe, hope that helps. I will update the recipe to say vegetable oil when cooking 🙂
Dailypainter says
Thanks 🙂
Tanya says
Yummy pancakes! Recipe worked out well for me. Thank you
Debbie says
This was a great recipe. I doubled it and sprinkled sugar cookie sugar on top of them as they cooked. My grandsons loved them! I think people need to make sure that their flour and baking powder are fresh. Also, try adding less milk. ALSO, hugely important to let the batter sit for five minutes for baking to let the baking powder activate!
Debbie says
Also, if you double recipe, do not double salt and baking powder!
Totally almost in tears says
Wow, I just made crepes. Basically. To anyone who is having a hectic morning, a sick hungry child, if you are on your last two cups of milk and flour….. Do not make these. They are thin and just…. Not pancakes. I am an excellent cook…. I followed the directions perfectly…. They just did not work for me. I am flagging this on Pinterest so some other poor mother doesn’t have to put up with this after working a night shift…. Trying to get ready for day classes and trying to feed her hungry son. Sorry. I’m just so furious.
Diane says
I’m sorry the recipe did not work for you. It does work. The batter is thin, but the pancakes do come out fluffy. The issues most people have had with the recipe is the amount of baking powder, they mis read the amount, or simply are baking with old baking powder. I have emailed many who have had issue with it, to find out when they made them again, they were just as photographed. I’d like you to know this is my recipe. I do love it and it works for me and my family along with many friends and readers and the tone you took in your comment is offensive to me. I am a person, who pours myself into my recipes and my blog and I don’t appreciate having someone be so irate, you apparently are having a bad day. Sick kid and last of the milk and although I’m sure it was upsetting not to have something work out the way you planned, you could have been nicer. My daughter makes these every week and has for years and she makes them each time she sleeps over a friends house too. The recipe does work for so many people. Flagging it on pinterest well, that is your right. I do ask that you act kindly. I certainly will try to help anyone that is having issues with any of my recipes.
Kellyn says
I have had those mornings. I’m a mother of 3 boys under the age of 5 and every morning is hectic. I first discovered this recipe on June 7 (commented and pinned on Pinterest that day) and they came out perfect. I have made these every weekend AT LEAST once since that day and they always come out perfect. Perhaps in your rush of a morning you missed something? I know that is extra frustrating. Maybe you didn’t miss something and it’s just not the right recipe for you. Sometimes it’s easier to vent to the giver of he recipe than it is to take the step back and look for what went wrong. If you see this, please have a heart and not flag the recipe as bad. It truly is amazing and Diane doesn’t deserve to take flak for your bad day.
Katie says
What are you talking about? I also followed the recipe perfecty, and these were not crepes. I consider myself an expert crepe maker, and this is so far from such a batter. So don’t call yourself an expert if you don’t know what crepes look like. And Don’t write comments like this in a hurry and frustration, you could have adjusted your recipe like many others aid, and it would be fine.
Kate Holloman says
I love the flavor of these! I also think the batter may have been too thin, because I had a really hard time flipping them. I think I will also just reduce the milk next time, and it will be fine. Definitey saving this recipe!
hanras says
I agree, numbers must be off or such. Followed to the letter and still very thin. Not too much spread, I had to add another tablespoon of bak pwdr, and had to pour small scoops. Tastes good
Jennifer King says
I just tried this recipe and these pancakes were the best I’ve ever had! This is the recipe I will use from now on. Thanks for sharing!
Diane says
so happy to hear you liked them!
MS says
I have never left a comment on the many great recipes I have benefited from the internet and the generosity of those who share them. I made these pancakes today. Only change I made was to reduce the sugar and salt. Personal preference. And they were very good. Kids are gobbling them up as I type this. I am writing because I was impressed and respected by the author’s replies to some of the criticisms. Thank you for posting this recipe and taking the time to address questions or challenges some people may have.
Diane says
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, I truly appreciate it. I’m glad everyone liked the recipe. I try to give attention to the comments that will help trouble shoot any issues on my recipes that others may have when making any recipe and I’m happy to hear the recipes was to your liking 🙂
Thanks again,
Diane
Jenn says
great, easy recipe. I wanted a new recipe, and found the link on Pinterest. Pancakes came out perfect. I added 2 purée bananas to some of the mix and it worked well.
Lindsay says
Pancakes had AWESOME flavor. I could not get mine to be thick and fluffy! I even added a little more flour to them. The batter was thin and kind of runny! Excellent flavor just wish I could figure out thickness. I will try adding a bit more flour.
Diane says
the batter is thin, but when I cook them the baking powder puffs them right up. If you are still having trouble a little more flour should help.
Cassie says
These were so good! I discovered when I set the stove to medium, then my pancakes turned out flat. When I set the stove to low-medium heat, they turned out fluffier as they were cooking slower and longer. I’m not sure if it’s because of high elevation, or what. But they turned out great! Thanks for a good and trusting recipe! Love it!
Katie says
After trying 3 or 4 other homemade pancake recipes, this one was awesome. My kids love em. I melted the butter before I put it in and it still turned out delicious and fully.
Allison says
These pancakes didn’t taste bad, but they are very thin and dense. They turned out nothing like the picture posted.
Valerie says
I haven’t tried this recipe yet but the pictures look delicious! Have you ever kept the batter in the refrigerator to have convenient for school mornings? If so, how long will it keep?
Diane says
I haven’t. I have made the pancakes and reheated them many times as that means I have no clean up the next day 🙂
Nora says
These were delicious and indeed very fluffy! The only thing I did different was use 2 tbsp of vegetable oil instead of butter because I was out of butter and they still fluffed up very nicely. Thanks for a great recipe!
Diane says
So happy to hear you like the recipe and great to know it worked well with oil only.
MARSHALNEL says
WHERE CAN I PURCHASE A TORTILLA WARMER?
Diane says
I am able to find them at the grocery store where I live, in the kitchen gadget aisle or near where they sell tortillas. (Walmart/Target and stores like that sell them as well) I prefer the styrofoam type vs the plastic type 🙂
Tiffany says
These were awesome!! Best pancakes I ever made. Followed recipe to a T. Super high and fluffy. Thanks!!!
Tammy says
Made this morning they were not as fluffy as I was hoping for. I wonder if maybe baking powder is not a newer can might do this? Be sure to check expiration date of can mine was old.
Diane says
Yes the freshness of baking powder can certainly be why they were not fluffy.
Emily says
I’m about to try this recipe tonight as we are doing breakfast for dinner (yay!) and I’m a little confused about the flour. The recipe calls for 2 cups but in your notes it says that 1 cup of flour measures out to be about 2 tablespoons. Which measurement do I use? Thanks so much!
Diane says
The portion you are referring to is a note, it’s about weighing ingredients one cup of flour weighs between 4 1/2 -5 oz (which is about 2 tablespoons difference) The recipe calls for 2 cups of flour and that is the amount to use if you measure in cups. Alternatively, if you weigh your ingredients I mention you can add additional flour as needed. But I would cook one pancake before adjusting the recipe. The batter is thin and puffs up nicely.
Rachel says
This is the only recipe that I use now to make pancakes! My family loves them! Thank you for sharing with us!
Heather says
Ok, my family and I LOVE love love this recipe. They are so good. I will never use a box again. My only problem (although its not really a problem cause we love them anyway) is that they always come out a little flat. I follow the recipe exactly. Except maybe in my fear of mixing it too much I leave the butter kind of chunky in there. How do you mix the butter in? And do you mix just a very little or until smooth? What kind of heat are we talking about- high/ medium high? Either way – flat or thick- they are so good!! Everyone needs to try this!
Christine says
I made these for dinner tonight and they came out perfect!! This is my first time doing pancakes from scratch but it most definitely won’t be my last!! Thank you!!
Renee Hudson says
Sounds like a great pancake recipe to try with the babies.
Kim says
These pancakes are fabulous!! We found the recipe yesterday and already made them twice!! This is now my favorite pancake recipe. They are so good, we ate some of them with only butter. Yum!! This recipe now lives in the side of my refrigerator for frequent use. Thanks for sharing this recipe!!
Diane says
so happy to hear you like it, I just made them for breakfast too!
Lucy says
Hi, Can you make the batter ahead of time and let it sit in the fridge?
Diane says
I haven’t done that but I think it would be fine.
Mai says
I tried to make these this morning, doubling the recipe to make sure it was enough for my family. Unfortunately, the batter was far too thick and strangely gummy? I rechecked the recipe and my baking powder expiration date and nothing was amiss. I added an additional cup of milk to help, but it just wasn’t working. I had to scrap the entire thing because they just weren’t cooking correctly. Everybody has had such great luck with these, so I’m just wondering if anyone has any tips for what went wrong? I’d love to try these again!
Diane says
I’m not sure why it would be so thick. Be sure you are measuring your flour level in 1 cup measuring cups-twice for 2 cups, and two cups of milk.along with the other items. The batter is on the thinner side, not the thicker side. If you need to adjust any recipe, not just this one, begin by adding a tablespoon or so of the liquid to get it to the correct consistency, a cup would be far too much.
Marina says
this is THE BEST pancake I’ve ever made!!!!
it was perfect by all means… fluffy and dreamy.
I only made half of the amount because we’re only two ( I wisked the egg and added half of it)
the firs one wasn’t as fluffy as I wanted so I add the full amount of the baking pouder and it turned up perrrrfect ❤❤❤❤❤
thanks for making my Sunday delicious 💓
CakenGifts.in Ghaziabad says
I love this recipe, this is very short and simple to understand. And it gives awesome cake which makes our party colorful!!! Everyone must try……..
Kylee says
I love it and what I do is NEVER change it because it is so good! Thanks for the recipe!:)
Kylee says
LOVE IT! I make it for a breakfast every other day (because of leftovers)! Thanks for recipe! 🙂
Lacee Norris says
Every time I make these they tase AWSOME! But the first one I do looks funny…every time. But still Tases AWSOME!
Diane says
The “first” pancake or waffle usually is a little different it has to do with the butter/oil in the pan, there is more of it on the first one.
Kriti says
Hi, is it possible to halve the recipe? I just need a few for myself. Thanks
Diane says
yes, you can half the recipe and use the 1 egg, or make all the pancakes and refrigerate or freeze them for another day 😉
Vickie Judkins says
Oh my goodness! What a fabulous recipe! It indeed was yummy!
Melody says
I’m always trying different pancake recipes and this is a new favorite! Very easy to make, nice & fluffy and cutting the recipe in half is perfect for my family of 3. Also, THANK YOU for the note about the baking powder – that’s was a near thing! 🙂
Diane says
I’m so happy you like the recipe Melody!
Monique says
BEST PANCAKE RECIPE EVER!!!!!! So fluffy and delicious!! My husband LOVED these!! This will be my forever recipe for pancakes, and I’m sharing with all my friends and fam. I can’t wait to try some more recipes from you!!
Diane says
Thanks, Monique! My family loves these pancakes too.
Sandy says
Wow! Great blog. I make lots of your recipes routinely… and these pancakes are amazing!