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American Pancake

American Pancake

Over a year ago 9,672 views
Prep: 5 mins
Cook: 5 mins
Serves: 6

Ingredients

Accompaniment

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Description

Alternative for Pancake Day and great for breakfast/brunch

Method

  1. 1

    1. Mix Flour, salt, sugar, milk and egg
    2. Stir in melted butter
    3. Add a little oil to a hot pan, then pour on pancake mix. Reduce heat to medium so they cook through but don't burn.
    4. Serve with maple syrup and or blueberries, fresh fruit, bacon etc.

Comments (12)

Rolo · Over a year ago

same i have never had them done with butter ethiere just for in the
pan :)

Vaishali · Over a year ago

absolutely amazing

HelgaSlater · Over a year ago

Hi Ellen,

Thanks for spotting (and I have amended the recipe cooking time)- no this was a mistake and usually takes about 5 mins depending on how hot the pan is.
Thanks again

Helga

LilMissR · Over a year ago

That sounds so nice!!!

LukeColairo · Over a year ago

it took me about 10 mins to make the batter and then the cooking took about 3 mins per pancake.

Ellenfoster. · Over a year ago

does it actually take 8 hours to cook, or was that just a mistake?

LukeColairo · Over a year ago

great recipe!

HelgaSlater · Over a year ago

They are - why not try making them this weekend! Great served with blueberries or fresh strawberries/raspberries

cookeror... · Over a year ago

looks lovely

LilMissR · Over a year ago

WOW!That sounds delicious!

americanmomma · Over a year ago

Oh, and BUTTERMILK when you can find it makes it a good Southern US variation...they're much better with it.

americanmomma · Over a year ago

Be sure you're using SELF RISING flour (or adding baking soda/powder) to make them into a real fluffy American pancake. I never add butter to mine and have never seen anyone do that, but a bit of oil/butter in the pan to keep them from sticking is pretty essential.