The perfect pancakes have never been easier to make. With this recipe, you will experience the best pancakes ever! Once you try to make this, you'll look forward to it every day!
Prep Time10 minutesmins
Cook Time20 minutesmins
Total Time30 minutesmins
Course: Breakfast, Breakfast & Brunch
Cuisine: Greece
Keyword: american pancakes, breakfast pancakes, brunch, easy pancakes, fluffy, fluffy american pancakes, fluffy pancakes, Healthy breakfast, homemade pancakes, pancakes, pancakes from scratch
Servings: 16(19g each)
Calories: 56kcal
Equipment
Frying Pan
Whisk
Turner
sieve
Glass bowl
Scooper
Ingredients
1egg
1½tbspolive oil
1tspvanilla extract
3tbspsugar
Apinchsea salt
½cupwater
1cupplain flour
1tbspmilk powder
1tspbaking powder
1pincholive oil
Spread/Filling
Strawberry jam(optional)
Nutella(optional)
Instructions
In a bowl, mix eggs, olive oil, vanilla extract, sugar, sea salt, and water with a fork or whisk.
Use a sieve to filter the flour, milk powder, and baking powder.
Whisk until you achieve the proper pancake batter consistency.
Then, grease the pan with oil.
Use a scooper to pour out the batter.
Fry one side until bubbles start to form.
Flip it with a turner and fry it for another minute.
Once you're happy with the doneness, serve the pancakes with your favorite toppings!
Video
Notes
Focus on the consistency of your batter and make sure that it drips instead of runs.
If the pancake batter is too thick, then you can add a bit of water. If it is too fluid, then add a bit of flour.
If your batter is too fluid, the pancakes will likely become flat. To solve this problem, pay attention to the consistency of the batter and add a bit of flour to make it thicker.
Moreover, make sure that the baking powder is still available for use; otherwise, it will not leaven properly.
Do not forget to add salt, milk powder, and sugar for a balanced flavor.
You can also add a bit of melted butter for a creamy and velvety savor. If you want fruity pancakes, mashed bananas are best for bringing flavor to the pancakes.
Cook the pancakes in batches to avoid overcrowding and clumping.