BEAUTIFUL AND THIN EVERYDAY PANCAKES
I love fluffy homemade pancakes. But I’m not a fan of them when they get so thick it truly is like eating cake. I like my pancakes thin and still fluffy! Stacked with butter in between and covered with real maple syrup or rolled up with berries or sausage links inside! YUM!!!! These everyday pancakes are in between regular buttermilk pancakes and crepes. And leftovers are amazing when toasted and spread with butter and jam and eaten like a piece of toast! Make the batter ahead and finish the pancakes the next morning! Let’s make homemade everyday pancakes!
Let’s make a scrumptious batch of pancakes!!!!!
BEAUTIFUL AND THIN EVERYDAY PANCAKES
Light, easy to roll up pancakes! A cross between classic buttermilk pancakes and crepes! So light and delicious!
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Ingredients
- 1 cup flour
- 1 tsp baking powder
- dash of salt use a NOT kosher salt
- 1 TBS sugar
- 1 egg
- 3 TBS butter melted and divided
- 1 cup whole milk or buttermilk
Instructions
- The key to fabulous pancakes is NOT to over mix the batter!!!!
- Put flour, baking powder, salt, and sugar in a large mixing bowl. Whisk to incorporate.
- In another bowl whisk the egg and then add 2 TBS butter and milk. Mix well.
- Add the egg mixture into the flour mixture and mix until JUST INCORPORATED. If there are lumps, don't worry! It's okay!
- At this point the pancake batter can be covered and put in the refrigerator overnight and cooked the next morning.
- Heat a TBS of butter in a cast iron skillet until hot. The skillet must be hot or the pancakes will stick. Add a scoop of pancake batter. It will spread out and be thin. When little "bubble" start to appear on the top of the pancake, turn it and cook the other side until golden.
- I preheat my oven to warm or 170° and put the pancakes on a rimmed baking sheet to keep them warm until they are served.
- Serve pancakes with butter, maple syrup, honey, fresh fruit, jam, link sausage or bacon! Serve them stacked up high or roll them up too!
Notes
Pancakes can be frozen between wax paper and gently reheated in the microwave or toasted in the toaster.
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I never thought about thin pancakes until your post. I am going to fix them tomorrow morning. Thanks.
Yum! This post makes me hungry! I will definitely try this recipe! Thanks, Yvonne!
You can also try super thin pancakes, more like a French crepe without adding the baking powder, I love making them for the children on weekend mornings, with real maple syrup of course and blueberries when they are in season. Our youngest daughter loves to spread them with nutella, oh so French! My recipe is slightly different but I am sure they taste much the same!
Yum!!!! You have the best ideas!
Like the thin pancake idea. What a great way to have 3 pancakes without guilt!
I love crepes so I’m sure these will be made soon. Thanks for all the tested and yummy recipes you provide to all of us.
Oh Yvonne those pancakes look heavenly! That is exactly how I love them – thin but still fluffy – and with blueberries butter and real maple syrup! Yummmm. Hugs, Dorinda
My husband made pancakes this morning! They weren’t as thin but good. Maybe I can get him to try these some time. Thanks!
IVE never had these thin ones but they sure look good !
Love all your recipes
These sound super easy and look yummy!
Love thin pancakes. Thank you for sharing this great recipe.
the pancakes look yummy can’t wait to try them!
Thin , but still fluffy! I like the sound of that. They look yummy and I love the idea of toasting them the next day with butter and jam.
Can’t wait to give these a try!
Sounds delicious – perfect for Lent!
Sounds so good and the picture is just BEAUTIFUL! Only question I have is how many eggs??
I have to try this thin pancakes!!m Look so good!! Love your left over tips!!
They are a little crispy and I love that!
How much butter goes in the actual recipe is it three TBS? or 1 1?2?
Sorry, Tambra! It was a little vague. I fixed it to make it more clear.
Homemade Yumminess!
Beautiful thin pancakes, that’s exactly what we had this am and they
were so good! ?
Yum!! I can’t wait to try these!!
Those do look like crepes and oh so yummy !
Fluffy pancakes are the best. Will be giving this recipe a try. Thanks for sharing.
Oh Yvonne, these pancakes look sooo good! I also love thin pancakes but don’t want them soggy or like cardboard. I will try this recipe. Thank you!
I think the eggs are missing from the ingredient list. Just made pancakes from scratch for my 3 year old granddaughter, so much better than the stuff in the box!!
Thanks for the recipe and the idea of thin pancakes.
They look great. I might try next time my sons are home.
These sound amazing! Thanks for sharing your recipe.
Yum, Yum!!
I’m guessing 1 egg? They look amazing and I can’t wait to make them.
Egg missing fm ingredient list and how to divide the butter!
I’m not much of a breakfast person but these look really yummy!
Can’t wait to try these. I love thin ones rolled up with butter and sugar inside. Yum!
Yum! My three year old grandson loves pancakes. They are his favorite breakfast food. He told me this morning that he loved his daddy because he makes him pancakes anytime he wants them. Thanks Yvonne.
I’ll be trying this recipe soon. I like the idea of rolling them up with fruit, etc.
This looks like a good pancake recipe. I like my Swedish pancake recipe I got from a Swede’s wife. My Dad liked the Lunds mix. They are very thin! I could not turn them!! My spouse won’t eat pancakes so I miss them. I do like thin pancakes. I never knew I could freeze them with wax paper. What a great tip. Thank you!!
Je fais souvent des pancakes ici, en France, pour le goûter ou le petit déjeuner. C’est tellement bon. Accompagnés de sirop d’érable, de crème fraîche battue ou de confiture… tout le monde adore!
They sound delicious! I am definitely going to try these! Thank you!
YUM!! Thin pancakes are my favorite. Trying this out in a few minutes.
Several have asked about the egg in the ingredient list but it’s not corrected. Assume you took Sunday off so let us know the answer when you get back on. Also, I find that butter browns and burns when using in a hot skillet…can’t oil be used for these? My husband loves thin yet fluffy pancakes.
They look soo good!
Yum! I’ll be making these for my boys this morning 🙂
YUM!
now how did you know I was craving pancakes? Thanks for this!
Ooooo – sounds absolutely yummy!!
Yum, gonna make these now!!! Is it just one egg?
I’m patiently waiting on the egg amount and butter amounts since the recipe says it’s divided so I can save to my breakfast folder; these look delicious.
Hmmm, I may make these for our church’s next women’s breakfast! Thanks! (And I see I spoke too soon on the sofa post… you changed the reader appreciation window to March.) 🙂
Yum! these look delicious!
YES, I love “crispy”. I was wondering what I could serve this Wednesday morning when the girls from Garden Club arrive for a breakfast and workshop to make birdhouses. This is perfect and easy. I’ll be sure to add fresh flowers to our table.
They really look pretty, I will try this!
You are so right, I love thin pancakes!
Such a great idea and how perfect they look in photos, lol. I will definitely have pin this to have for later to try!
Why can’t I print your recipes?
Hi Jackie, I’m looking into that. This probably means nothing to you but Wordpress (the site that holds all my posts and where I write new ones from) has moved to a different system and I’ve been rolled over to it. Let me see if this has affected my printables.Sorry about the wait!
They look and sound amazing! How many does this recipe serve? Thanks!
I’m sorry I don’t have the exact count, but a lot!
To the question of how many servings, I doubled the recipe and it served 8 double stack pancakes, so 2-4 servings for the single recipe. I used homemade buttermilk (squeeze half a lemon, pour the rest of the way for the milk to sit 5 minutes, then stir) and this recipe is among the best pancake recipes I’ve ever made
So glad you think so Catherine! I love it too!
I absolutely love how detailed this recipe is, thank you kindly for the note about wax paper when freezing!
I’m so glad you noticed! I try to give tips to make recipes as successful and delicious as possible!
Might be better with the milk vs buttermilk but the batter was not thin enough and never spread. I ended up adding milk to the second batch and it worked much better.
Good to know, Noelle. Sorry, you had trouble with the buttermilk. Maybe your griddle was too hot.