Thick, fluffy, and buttery keto pancakes! Only 2 net carbs per serving. If you miss real pancakes, then you will love these!
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Pancakes. Flap jacks. Hot cakes. Whatever you call them, one thing remains the same, pancakes are the ultimate breakfast food! Fluffy, warm, buttery, syrupy pancakes…you really can’t beat it!But now you’ve stopped eating grains, carbs, sugar, and maybe even gluten. What happens to your beloved pancake breakfast? Are you really expected to live the rest of your life without another pancake?
NOOOO!
I’m here to save the day! My family loves pancakes. I tried a bunch of different recipes after we started eating keto and all of them were just…meh. They left a lot to be desired.
Don’t forget to grab a bottle of ChocZero sugar free maple syrup to go with your keto pancakes! Use discount code “ketoinpearls” for 10% off your entire order!
And those cream cheese pancakes? I really don’t understand the fascination with those. Yuck!
So for a year, yes a YEAR y’all, I’ve been trying to make the perfect keto pancake recipe. And by golly, I finally did it!
These pancakes are thick, fluffy, buttery, and so “real” you’ll forget your eating healthy! They’re not eggy or grainy or full of cream cheese. (seriously, why do people do that?) They’re just REALLY good!
They’re so good, in fact, that my kids didn’t even know they weren’t the real deal!
Other recipes you may like:
Keto Chocolate Chip Cookies
Sausage Crust Pizza
Keto Taco Salad Skillet
A few notes to help you with this recipe:
1. You must use a blender or food processor to make the batter. You want it as smooth as possible. The absence of gluten eliminates the need to leave “clumps” in the batter.
2. I have been testing keto pancake recipes and methods for a year and this is the best I’ve come up with. With that said, I cannot recommend substituting anything in this recipe. If you choose to substitute flours or ingredients, you will not yield the same results.
3. These pancakes will not bubble up as their cooking. You’ll know it’s okay to flip them when the pancake can easily be moved without batter running over the sides. Mine took about 3 minutes for the first side and 1 minute for the second side.
4. The batter is very thick. If your batter is thin or runny, make sure you added everything the recipe calls for. Thin/runny batter will yield a crepe-like pancake. The thick batter yields a big fluffy pancake!
5. These pancakes reheat really well. You can make a double batch and freeze or refrigerate the extras. Store in a ziplock bag for up to a week in the fridge or a month in the freezer.
6. I’ve received a lot of questions about the nutrition information. This recipe makes 10 FULL SIZE pancakes. Yes, the serving size is 1 pancake. If you want less carbs or lower calories, just divide the batter and make smaller pancakes. You could easily do silver dollar sized pancakes for roughly half the macros. However, because these pancakes are keto (fatty) and don’t have carbs and sugar, 1 pancake will leave you full, especially if you’re eating eggs or bacon along with it. If you’re like me, I don’t eat lunch after a big breakfast so 2 of these would typically fit into my normal macros. Don’t let the numbers deter you!
The Best Keto Pancakes
Thick, fluffy, and buttery keto pancakes! Only 2 net carbs per serving. If you miss real pancakes, then you will love these!
Ingredients
- 2 cups almond flour
- 8 tbsp butter, melted
- 1 tbsp avocado oil (or coconut)
- 1/4 cup water
- 4 eggs
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 2 tbsp sweetener of choice
- pinch of salt
- extra butter for griddle
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in blender or food processor. Let mix until fully combined. Let batter rest 5 minutes before cooking.
- Set a griddle (or nonstick skillet) to MED LOW heat. Use a 1/3 cup measuring cup to portion out pancake batter.
- Cook until edges are firming up. The pancakes will not bubble up like traditional ones but there will be little bubbles.
- Flip and cook 1 additional minute.
- Serve hot with a pat of butter and sugar free maple syrup
Notes
Leftover pancakes freeze and reheat very well!
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 10 Serving Size: 1 pancakeAmount Per Serving: Calories: 266Total Fat: 24.1gCarbohydrates: 4.2gFiber: 2.4gProtein: 7.3g
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I made these and they tasted great, however I only got 7 pancakes- measured them with 1/3 cup. Made them again and used a bit more water and was able to get 8. Does the brand of almond flour make a matter/difference? I measured everything to a t?
Hmm…I’ve never not gotten 10 using a 1/3 measuring cup. If I use a 1/2 measuring cup I usually get 6-8. I don’t know that the almond flour brand would have a profound impact on the density of the batter. For what it’s worth though, I use Kirkland brand from Costco. Sorry I can’t be of more help!
I made these a little bit ago and they are delicious. However, I made 20 cakes using the 1/3 measuring cup. My macros were different due to the different brand that I used but not that far off.
Has anyone ever used Coconut Flour instead? I can only have 5 carbs per meal and this one has 8 per serving.
I also only got 7. Maybe I would have 10 if I didn’t scrape the measuring cup each time?
Ok wow!!! These are amazing, bottom line. Even the batter tastes so good. I didn’t have any keto friendly syrup so I mixed swerve powdered “sugar”, lemon juice, vanilla and water to make a runny icing and served this with bacon. So yummy and will be my go-to keto pancakes!
I am fairly new to a LCHF/Keto world and have been looking for pancake recipes. I haven’t tried this yet but will soon. I just wanted to thank you for putting the disclaimers you have on this recipe. So often I see recipes on blogs/websites/Facebook that look great, have keto/LCHF ingredients but may not include any serving sizes or nutritional info. People rave about them as the :BEST low carb” recipe ever. Then I use Spark Recipes to calculate the nutrition and discover that the recipe is 14 grams of carbs, or some number that is too high for my liking. I guess everyone’s definition “low carb” is different. I just wanted to thank you for the disclaimers. I’m looking forward to trying this recipe.
Just came across your website while searching for low carb meals on a budget & am thankfully excited! I have 2 Type 1 diabetics in my household & it’s hard to find recipes they”ll eat if it doesn’t taste like “the real thing”. Just wondering what brand of syrup you use on the pancakes? They look yummy & can’t wait to try!
Hi Shellie! I use all ChocZero syrups! They’re really thick, the lowest net carbs, and no artificial sweeteners. You can use this link to use my affiliate code and save 10% if you decide to order. Their chocolate is amazing too!
wow! These pancakes truly satisfied my craving! Made half of the recipe which yielded approximately 8 small pancakes…about 4 inches in diameter. Thank you so much for sharing this delicious recipe.
Just made these. They look beautiful and cook well. My 2 year old loved them. I suspect my husband would too. I’m firmly in the like camp. They taste pretty almond-y. My 8 yo didn’t like them. I’d say a solid 4 out of 5.
This is the BEST pancake recipe!! I add sugar free chocolate chips and top them with whipped cream. My three year old and two year old love them and always ask for 2nds! I make these every Saturday morning (per my husbands request) if your looking for a pankcake recipe this one is the best!
I made these pancakes to and added the sugar free syrup and whip cream my 7 year-old is addicted
Hooray! I love when the kids like our low carb alternatives!
Can I add Coconut flour to these if so..how much would you suggest. I like the taste of the coconut mixed with the almond flour
No, not for this recipe. But you may like my waffle recipe if you’re looking for coconut flour.
Made the pancakes for the first time tonight! They are so fabulous!! All your extra pointers were perfect! Love them so much!! Thanks!
So delicious, and glad to have pancakes back in my life occasionally!!
Making these for dinner tonight and I’m blown away at how much they cook/look like conventional pancakes. I’ve snuck a taste and they are fabulous! Thank you!
These are my fave keto pancakes!! — the only thing we do differently is add 2Tbsp half & half. And we we add mini chocolate chips to the kids’ pancakes.
I added the 2Tbs of half and half too to loosen them up a bit. These are by far the most normal pancake like in texture. Or maybe I’m just getting more used to almond flour. Regardless no complaints and we like them better than the Carbquik mix we were using before.
What kind of syrup do you use with this recipe? They look delicious I can’t wait to try!
I use ChocZero on these and for all of my recipes that call for sugar free maple syrup! They’re seriously THE BEST! 🙂
❤❤❤Bless you!, These pancakes are amazing!! No more searching for the perfect pancake recipe! Being a pancake-a-holic & new to LCHF/Keto I am in pancake heaven! Now if I can just police myself into not making them every day!!
Yay!! That makes my heart so happy! Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Help, I’ve used the exact ingredients and there turing out crumbly.
Hi! Hm…I’ve never heard of that happening. If you follow the recipe as it is written, the batter is moderately thick and the pancakes hold up well. I’m sorry. Give it another shot and double check your measurements! 🙂
Mine were horrible. So thick like a bread mix. So I added some almond milk to try to thin down. It then they wouldn’t cook and then they crumbled.
I am going to have to try again. Did everything you said. I watched the video a number of times and reread recipe to be sure I put everything in.
I was sad. I worked so hard on dinner making regular pancakes for the 6 kids and eggs and bacon. And special pancakes for the three on keto to not really have a pancake.
Hi Megan! I’m sorry you struggled with the recipe. It’s hard to say precisely what went wrong for you. Were you using a blender or food processor to mix the batter? The batter should be thick, similar to cornbread mix, but not anything near a dough. Be sure to read the troubleshooting tips at the end of the blog post (above the recipe card) too. Hope you’ll try it again because they really are delicious!
Hi! Inn so excited to make these! But I’m curious to know what sweetener you used? Did I miss that in your post?
I use all Sukrin products. The 1:1 sweetener is granular and the Melis is the powdered. Either will work in this recipe.
Best recipe EVER!!! I have just made this and I they came out great.
Thank you sooooo much! I’m so glad you enjoyed them! 🙂
I’ve tried quite a few pancake recipes and this one is by far, the BEST! Thank you so much for giving us a keto recipe that takes us back to childhood!
Hi I don’t know if this is posted somewhere but I didn’t see it. What kind of sweetener did you use for this?! Thanks!
I use Sukrin products.
Ever used Coconut Flour instead? I can only have 5 carbs per meal and this one has 8 per serving.
Coconut flour is not a 1:1 substitute. You could not use it as a replacement for almond flour because it is much too dry. You can try my waffle recipe which contains coconut flour.
This is the best keto pancake recipe by far!!!! I used these to make silver dollar pancakes to use for breakfast sandwiches. Works perfect!!!
OMG!!! Genius Idea – these would be perfect for a “McGriddle” replacement. I could brush the SF syrup on the inside and do Egg, cheese and Sausage patties. TY for suggesting that!!!!
OMG! I just made these into pancake bites with turkey sausage. Cooked 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Made 10 bites! Absolutely delish!
That sounds fantastic! Thanks for sharing, Cindy! 🙂
I enjoyed the keto pancakes though they turned out a little grainy. I used blanched almond flour & sifted it twice since I didn’t have the super fine almond flour. Did you use the super fine almond flour & how long do you blend the mixture until smooth? I like that this recipe uses simpler, more affordable ingredients with fewer carbs than the almond, coconut, & tapioca flour blend pancake recipes. I halved the recipe & made 2 1/2 medium-size pancakes. With the half pancake, I decided to experiment by adding about 2-3 tbsp of almond-coconut milk to thin the batter, & that half pancake did not taste as good, so you dare right – don’t deviate from the recipe. Lol. Thanks for sharing.
I am just beginning my keto journey, and you are my go-to for great recipes.! WHat is your favorite sweetener to use in the pancake recipe? I have found that your methods are perfect when I follow them, as written:) Happy Holidays!
I’m reeeeeally interested in making these, but just wondering — how do you reheat them after freezing? And do you just toss them all in a plastic bag or container to freeze, or is there a better way? This would be a game changer for meal prep!
Yes, I do this all the time. I like to put a little square of parchment paper in between each pancake so they don’t stick together in the freezer. Then to re-heat, I just microwave them about 30 seconds.
I was wondering if I can substitute erythritol for the monk fruit in your recipes? Is there one you prefer over the other?
Thank you,
Keilla
Sure! I like the lakanto brand!
I wonder if these could be made as a waffle? But I am excited about a pancake recipe that is easy to flip!
PS when I clicked on your “Print this” option, it tried to print the entire post 22 pages!).
I make them as waffles all the time. Or you can use my waffle recipe instead.
I have been GF for years (health issues) and have spent a lot of money testing products to bake with. I am now trying the keto diet to lose some weight. So far I am very happy. My question is about sweeteners. I was wondering which are your favorites? For baking and raw? I am a very picky foodie and make everything from scratch. I am looking forward to trying your recipes. Thank you in advance.
Do not alter this recipe!! I, unfortunately did and it was a disaster. I used 1 cup coconut flour and 1 cup paleo blend all nut flour and duck eggs. I could do nothing to save it. I may wait a bit before jumpin in and trying it again. I wasted a huge amount of costly ingredients. My fault.
Looking forward to tasting them as they are supposed to be.
I just made these, and they were AWESOME– very picky husband approved! Thanks so much for sharing!
That’s fantastic! Thank you so much!
Wow! Just WOW! Love these pancakes, they turned out so goooood. Thank you for this recipe! I am always so hesitant to try keto pancake recipes because they almost always have an eggy texture, weird ingredients you don’t have on hand or taste BLAH…but I gave yours a try and BAM! They hit the spot in my tummy the right way! Thank you so much!
By far the BEST pancakes I’ve had food Keto recipe! Thank you so much for sharing.
Hi, I can’t wait to try these, but I have 2 questions, on step 2. It says Let batter 5 min. Before cooking? Let batter what? Also it says 2 Tbls. Sweetener butter for pan, what is sweetener butter. Sorry to sound dumb, but with all the warnings to make exactly like recipe, I don’t want to make a mistake! Thank you!!
Let the batter rest. I think you may have read that incorrectly. The 2T sweetener is for the batter, the butter is for greasing the griddle. They’re two separate items. 😉
These are great!!! Oh my goodness I have tried 2 keto pancake mixes and 3 other recipes. I had given up on having decent pancakes on keto. Thank you so much for this recipe!
I have made a few keto pancakes and thank the heavens I found this recipe!! It is the very neat I have made! I even deleted all my other recipes because I’ll never make anything but these delicious pancakes!’ They are that good!!!
I just made these and I was in heaven! There is an almond flour taste, but it’s not over-powering, especially with the yummy ChocZero maple syrup. I also added 2 tbsp of HWC since my batter was thick. I was able to make 12 pancakes by using a heaping spoonful of batter. My 4-year-old granddaughter even loved them. I’m so happy I can finally eat the next best thing to actual pancakes.
So I made the pancakes however they were so thick that I had to spoon out the batter.. can u tell me if that is how the batter should be.. also can u use olive oil? Instead of avacado oil?
If you are reading this please know that you have finally found THE ONE in this recipe. Many pancake recipes make the claim, but are too eggy, too crumbly, too coconutty. The quest to regain enjoyment of weekend pancake breakfast ends with this recipe. Sooooo good!!!! Thank you!
Wow! Thank you so much!
I was just curious if I could substitute extra virgin olive oil instead of the avocado oil?
That should be fine!
Greetings! I was wondering If I could use flaxseed eggs for this? Or maybe 2 of those and 2 regular eggs? I have a hard time with extra eggs in things..
Thank you for these recipes! You do all the hard work for us and we get to enjoy the fruit of that!
Hi! I can’t say for sure. I’ve never worked with those before. These pancakes aren’t “eggy” at all but if you’re worried about tummy troubles, you could reduce it to 3 eggs without problem. Wish I could be of more help!
I’ve made several different keto pancake recipes but these definitely are our favorite! I usually double the recipe and then just store it in the refrigerated and have it ready when the grandkids are there on the weekend. You do have to give a little help to thethe batter so it can spread evenly but still so handy! If anyone has tried it, Choczero syrup is the best syrup and pairs wonderfully with these cakes
I came across with this recipe and I’m so glad i did OMG these are the best Keto Pancakes I’ve ever had, i made them yesterday and I will be making it today, my Kids love them !! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe ❤️
I cannot wait to make these! I made the cream cheese egg “pancakes” this morning and I couldn’t even choke them down. My dreams of delicious pancakes had been dashed….until I came across your recipe. Thanks for pioneering the way for other fellow pancake loving keto-ers.
I made your fluffy pancakes, and complete mess!! I followed step by step your instructions and measure.
But never got them cooked
First the batter was too liquid
They never cooked!! They kept sticking to the pancake plate and never cooked
Had to through the whole mix to the garbage.
I really don’t know what went wrong or if there us something wrong with the published recipe
But fuffy pancakes? Not so much
Ok so by far these pancakes are by far the real deal. I made these today for MY Mothers day breakfast because I wanted pancakes and dont like the cream cheese ones. BUUUUUT your blog said use 1/3 cup to measure out batter and it should yield 10 pancakes. I measure to a t and only got 8 cakes. Batter was nice and thick. I had 1 with bulletproof coffee, and GODSHALLs Beef bacon. DELICIOSO. Please let me know did I do something wrong with recipe?
My husband and I have been on Keto for 3 months now. I made these for him 2 months ago. He missed & absolutely loves pancakes. These have become a favorite that i make almost twice a week. Thank you for the recipe.
My wife and I are currently eating a Keto based diet. This recipe was great! Made these today for brunch and they turned out excellent. I followed the recipe as posted, but decided to add a tsp. of cinnamon (0.6 net carbs) for flavor (a favorite of ours). I used a 1/3 measuring cup for each cake, which yielded 8 pancakes. I put the recipe in Spark recipes nutritional calculator, which projected each pancake to have 314 cal.; 30g fat; 6g net carbs. Paired them with a no-carb maple syrup, for a delicious combination. The pancakes are light, but filling, so one should be enough. If not, pair it with a no carb egg and/or no carb. bacon to fill you up and push up the fat to carb ratio of your meal. I plan to freeze them, as the author suggested, and add them to my daily diet as my macro’s allow.
Loe your recipes and commets
How does the batter hold up in the fridge if I pre-mix it tonight to make tomorrow morning?
I have never actually tried that so I can’t say.
Excellent flavor. So happy there’s no need to separate and whip egg whites to get the fluffy results! I’ll try my food processor the next time though. My Vitamix blade isn’t removable so I couldn’t use all of the batter. Leftover pancakes were layered with parchment and frozen.. Thank you!
These. Are. Amazing. I was hooked from the moment I tried the batter right out of the food processor. Love that they aren’t overly dense like some of the coconut flour recipes are or too “eggy”
Thank you for the great recipe! I made them tonight, and they were outstanding! I’ve tried other keto pancakes, but these are the most like real pancakes. I only had 3 eggs, but they came out great, anyway!
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! These are indeed the best pancakes. I love not feeling groggy after eating them like a do with the traditional all purpose flour ones. My son really loves them as well. That is saying a lot coming from a 6 year old!
Oh my! There is not adequate words to describe these pancakes. They are incredible! I mixed cream cheese with low-sugar homemade raspberry jam and some fresh raspberries on top! Incredible. Thank you for sharing!!!
Omg. Many pancake recipes later and I’ve found the perfect one. These are so delicious, they have me eating breakfast for dinner! God bless you for this recipe.
Hooray! That makes me so happy! Thank you!
I never leave comments, but these pancakes are amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Do you think the batter would keep a couple days in the fridge I want to pre make at home. Then take it out camping. Thank you
I have never tried that so I couldn’t say for sure. However, they do freeze and reheat very well if that is an option for you.
Just made the pancakes and they were great! I’ve been doing keto three weeks and lost 11 pounds, but wondered how to sustain it. Came across your highly rated pancakes and had to try! Thank you so much for sharing this! Only thing I did different is used strained bacon grease in the skillet. Hubby loved them and isn’t even doing keto! Looking forward to trying your other recipes!
We really like pancakes and waffles. Being diabetic I was looking for a pancake I could enjoy, these are great. Wanting waffles I tried these by adding 4 tbssp more butter, guess what they make great waffles.
Very delicious and the texture matches that of typical pancakes. I typically half the recipe and get 12 silver dollar pancakes. I added in a sprinkle nutmeg today and it was even better. I was wondering if I wanted to add in pumpkin purée with spices what would be the ingredient to reduce and how much for the full recipe?
I can’t say what the ratio would be but I can work on a pumpkin spice recipe and get one posted!
Thank you!
Can I make this batter ahead of time and still have a decent result? We have a pancake day coming up at work, and i don’t want to be a party pooper, but I definitely won’t have a food processor or blender at work to blend the ingredients immediately before cooking 🙁
Wow! These are the real thing. Recipe made 12. Batter very thick so added 2T heavy whipping cream. They rise up so fluffy, and freeze well. Served with butter and Walden Farms sugar free zero calorie maple walnut syrup. Plan to add these to my breakfast rotation. Thank you!!
These are truly the best I’ve tried! I’m wondering if this recipe can be used in a waffle iron?
Sure
I just want to say I was very skeptical about how these pancakes wouldvtaste since the previous ones that I made from another author where grainy. What drew me to this one is that you said that you had spent a year perfecting this recipe and so I thought let’s just give it a try. These pancakes are awesome and they taste as close to real pancakes as you can get. Anyone who is debating about whether or not to use this recipe, give it a try. You won’t be disappointed. Just don’t substitute. Use exactly what she says to use. Thank you for all the work you put into perfecting this
These are the third different Keto pancakes I’ve tried….these are the BEST by far!
I cut the recipe in half and got 4 –
So So good!
Absolutely Amazing and Delicious thank you !!
These are the best pancakes! I truly think they taste like diner pancakes and look like diner pancakes. My batter was a little thick so I added just a tiny bit more water and I got five nice size pancakes out of half a recipe. They look just like the picture. I did not have any vanilla extract so I used some maple extract instead. I cannot thank you enough for this recipe. Have you tried it to make waffles? I’m not sure it would hold together as a waffle.
Hi Sherry- thank you! Yes, the pancakes hold up just fine in a waffle iron. I also have a dedicated waffle recipe that I prefer when I want a waffle. You may find that here.
Please come up with a pumpkin pancake recipe…
How could you do this??? These are so good that it’s hard to wait while they cook!!!! But seriously, best Keto pancake recipe we’ve tried. Thank you for spending a year tweaking this so we could all benefit!!!!
Hi! I love your pancakes!! I’ve tried many other keto recipes but not as good as this one. And my kids loved them too. I added blueberries to them while they were on the griddle.
When I tried to make them a second time, I double the recipe but it was way too thick and I couldnt figure out how to get it right. 🙁 any suggestions?
The batter is thick so I’d assume whatever you used to blend it didn’t get it all when doubled. You could add more water but I would make to separate batches of the batter then combine it after each one is mixed.
When I plug this recipes into carb manager i get very different macros about 8 net carbs for two pancakes. Only thing I can think of is the type of almond flour you use might be different than what I’m using.
Brands vary widely in terms of macros which is why I always have a disclaimer at the bottom of the nutritional information.
Thank you for this recipe. Omg these are the best pancakes ever. DO NOT CHANGE A THING IN THIS RECIPE! It is perfect as is,. No changes necessary. Better than regular pancakes hands down. Thank you
Pancakes were great! I did add the 2 TBS HWC and poured them directly from the blender to the griddle after they sat for 5 min. I also made quick maple syrup like my mom always made. Brown sugar (I used Br Sugar Swerve) + water + a few drops of maple extract, then heat up until the sugar is dissolved. You could thicken it but I don’t bother as I was raised on runny syrup and like it. I add a TBS of butter to the warm syrup and just use that to top my pancakes. They were the perfect pancake consistency to just pour out. It did make 14 – which were about 4″ diameter. We only ate 2 ea, w/side of bacon. The other 10, I grouped into twos and am going to have for breakfast sandwiches. Thinking sausage, egg and cheese with these as my yummy bread. Thanks for the recipe!
Made these today and all I can say is wow!!! They are amazing! Used the choc zero syrup and had a glass of unsweetened almond milk, it was just like eating the real deal. Thank you for this recipe!
BEST keto pancake ever! Made this for the second time today. Thank you so so sooo much for sharing this recipe!
Thank you! So glad you love them! Thanks for stopping by!
These were sooooo good! I’ve never posted a comment on a recipe but felt this one was so deserving. Thanks for spending that year developing this one. It’s superb!
Well I am so honored to be your first blog post comment! So glad you enjoyed the pancakes!
Oh my….. you are Awesome!!!! I have brought low carb keto pancake mix, I made a couple from site that said they are the best Keto pancakes “Lies All LIES” and you are right you don’t need a dozen eggs and cream cheese, these not only are they good but they taste just like the real thing. Thank you so much for sharing. You are right these are the Best!
Anna, I have been keto for almost 2 years. How have I never made your pancakes when I’ve made SO many of your amazing creations?!! They are fantastic!!! Thank you!!! I’m making your sausage crust pizza tonight!!
Just made these, and they are delicious but huge! I think I’ll use 1/4 C. batter instead of 1/3 C. next time – easier to flip, too. I made half recipe and got 5 very large pancakes. I don’t like to use chemically syrups, so we topped them with whipped cream and sliced strawberries. Thanks!