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I actually make a double batch and freeze the leftover pancakes, so we can eat them during the week.

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Or better yet make a full recipe and freeze half. If you wanted to make buttermilk pancakes for two, you could easily half the recipe. It makes pancakes have a seriously perfect taste and texture! It's also a miracle worker for these buttermilk waffles too. It's this super magical ingredient that amplifies baked goods. I can't imagine why anyone would ever want to make pancakes without buttermilk. Pancakes are a weekend tradition in my house, so I'm excited to share my family recipe with you today! You can even make a double batch and freeze some for later. I use this exact pancake recipe for my family every weekend. These are easy to make, super fluffy, not overly sweet and a family favorite. Stack them flat in freezer-friendly zip-top bags, label them with the date, and freeze them laying down so when they are frozen, the bag can be stored upright, saving room in the freezer.This will be your go to recipe for homemade buttermilk pancakes. Weekend pancakes just got easier! Just be sure to separate them with a layer of waxed paper so they don’t stick together. Thankfully, pancakes can be made ahead and even frozen until next time! Make a huge batch then freeze what doesn’t get eaten. This keeps the sugars from burning on the pan.Īny kind of homemade pancakes can be made in advance and frozen (this works well with waffles too). Add berries or chocolate chips to the pancakes while they’re cooking, not into the batter.Watch for the edges to be set and the bubbles on top to pop before flipping.Oil the pan by brushing or wiping the pan with vegetable oil (I use a paper towel).Cook pancakes over medium heat so the inside cooks and the outside stays golden.If needed, add extra buttermilk a tablespoon at a time to thin out or a small amount of flour if you make it too runny.The batter should be easy to pour but still nice and thick. Don’t overmix the batter, it should be a bit lumpy (images above).

Allow the batter to rest about 3-5 minutes before cooking.

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PRO TIP: The batter may look a little lumpy, but that’s okay! Do not overmix the batter, stir until just moistened. Flip once the little bubbles on top pop.Using a ¼ cup measuring cup, scoop the batter onto a preheated griddle or pan.Combine dry ingredients and add wet to dry.Whisk wet ingredients per recipe below.

Preheat griddle to medium heat and lightly oil.

This will “sour” the milk (the texture will change) and it can be used in place of buttermilk in almost any recipe.

Top to the 2 cup line with milk and give it a stir.

Place 2 tablespoons lemon juice or white vinegar in a 2 cup measuring cup.

Make Homemade Buttermilk: If you don’t have any, it’s easy to make a buttermilk substitute at home (which is not technically buttermilk of course). This helps the pancakes rise better and makes them more fluffy and tender. WET INGREDIENTS: Buttermilk, (of course!) eggs, vanilla, & butter are what makes these pancakes so fluffy & flavorful! Don’t worry, these can be made without buttermilk too, more on that below.īuttermilk reacts with the other ingredients in the batter. Top with butter, maple syrup, sliced banana, or even a blueberry topping right before serving.ĭRY INGREDIENTS: Flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, & salt are pretty typical for any homemade pancake recipe. This recipe makes pancakes that are thick, fluffy and full of flavor. Buttermilk Pancakes are really fluffy and extra delicious, and easy to make from scratch!