

TIP: If you cannot find buttermilk where you live, or you just really want to make these pancakes right NOW and don’t have any in the fridge, I’ve got you! Simply follow the “recipe” below for an easy buttermilk substitute. Other than that, I do not recommend messing with this recipe. If you do not have nutmeg on hand, you can leave it out, I just love the subtle flavor it adds to these pancakes. And once it hits the hot griddle, it will puff up and morph into fat, fluffy pancakes.

The batter comes together in just minutes! It will be on the thicker side. You’ll also need maple syrup, for serving. To make these pancakes you’ll need all-purpose flour, granulated sugar, baking soda, baking powder, salt, nutmeg, eggs, buttermilk, and vanilla extract. just begging to be drenched in maple syrup.leaps and bounds better than boxed pancake mix.Back to the pancakes! Today I’m so happy to be sharing my absolute favorite buttermilk pancake recipe with you. I’ve also been cleaning, cooking and packing like a crazy woman! I leave for my month long European adventure in 3 days and I’m equally excited and unprepared! So maybe I should just pack my whole wardrobe?īut I digress. Fact: I’ve eaten these pancakes twice this weekend… and it’s not even Sunday! They’re seriously so good. Happy weekend! What are you up to today? I hope you have a little time to sit back, take a breather, and devour a tall stack of these yummy buttermilk pancakes! With extra maple syrup, of course. The perfect breakfast to please the whole family! You can add froze blueberries, currants, sliced bananas, sliced strawberries, chopped nuts, or my kid’s favorite chocolate chips! Simply mix them into the batter and cook as normal.My Favorite Buttermilk pancakes are thick, fluffy, and made totally from scratch! A super easy pancake recipe that’s also freezer friendly.

After golden on both sides, serve warm! Top with your favorite pancake topping! Have you tried our Buttermilk Syrup Recipe? It’s divine! Alterations: You can add a variety of “additives” if you like gourmet type pancakes. I prefer the lower temperature, as this recipe makes the pancakes thicker it requires a little longer cooking time to not be gooey in the middle, but if the temperature is too high you end up with dark pancakes. See, I told you it was simple! You can then cook on a griddle pan on the stove or a griddle plate.
