It all depends on your and your friends' hunger and your pan size. The Pancake Recipe Calculator works both ways, so if you want to find out how many pancakes can you make with the resources available, just type one ingredient e. Many things can go wrong along the way. Same thing with does with eggs and milk. Forget about the oil and they will stick to the pan. Make them in too small pan and it will take you few tries to find the perfect pancake batter amount.
All those problems boil down to this: we need everything perfectly calculated to make perfect pancakes. We had those problems constantly, and we know that many people have them too. The additional ingredients, your peanut butter, jam, fruits, maple syrup and all sorts, they are up to you. Some want pancakes just dripping with sauces and syrups; some think minimalism is the right answer and use everything very moderately.
We used recipes created by famous British cook Jamie Oliver. Not everybody has scales, right? People mostly eat them with maple syrup, but there are places where you can get them served with Nutella, fruits, and marshmallows. Just imagine this carbs bomb. Most people eat them with jam, peanut butter, fruits, but also cottage cheese or meat in the lunch version.
Update The main difference in recipes is that you need more flour and, especially, milk almost twice as much when making crepes. You can find the difference when you type the number of eggs you want to use and check how different will the ingredients list be.
But pancakes are so good that we need to say exactly why. Some dishes are destined to be made with your friends and family. There are burger evenings, sushi nights and there are pancake mornings.
There are not many things that can break the ice between people in a workplace or between flatmates than making pancakes for breakfast. Everyone can do their particular job. One can be in charge of separating the whites from the yolk. Another can measure the flour and milk. Then, somebody else can mix the batter. Swapped out oil and vanilla for unsweetened applesauce and added a dash of cinnamon.
They were fabulous!! Will definitely make again. Next time will try half whole wheat flour. It made six 2 inch pancakes. Thank you so much for this recipe! My pancakes came out perfectly fluffy and delicious. The only thing I did differently was to add a few drops of vinegar to my milk to mimic the taste of buttermilk. I love this recipe.
So good! This recipe came out perfect! I used TJ gluten free flour their new one with xantham gum and it came out great. This recipe is really simple and gives you exactly what you are looking for. These pancakes are amazing! So light and fluffy with such good taste!
Wish I could give more then five stars! Some of the best pancakes I have ever had! Your small batch series is genius. Every recipe I make of yours is brilliant. These pancakes came out wonderfully. I used coconut oil instead of vegetable oil which gave them a hint of flavor.
Thank you Tracy! Just made these as I had nothing in for breakfast. Omg they were amazing and so fluffy I had mine with a little butter and banana and a caramel larte and they were perfect.
This was the perfect amount, and so fluffy a knife cut through them rather than tearing. I took a taste before handing them over and they were delicious! Pinned this recipe! This is literally pancakes for one and exactly what I was looking for.
Thank you for sharing! Great pancakes. I would try this recipe again. This recipe was easy to follow and made just enough for me. Your email address will not be published. Notify me of replies to my comment via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam.
Learn how your comment data is processed. Quick and Easy Pancakes for One. These Pancakes for One are SO good, super easy, and perfectly portioned to make just two pancakes. Course: Breakfast. Cuisine: American. Prep Time: 10 minutes. Cook Time: 8 minutes. Total Time: 18 minutes. Servings Hover or Click to Change Yield : 2 pancakes.
Calories: kcal. Author: Tracy. Instructions In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, sugar, baking powder, and salt. Set aside. In a small bowl, whisk together milk, egg, oil, and vanilla. Pour wet ingredients into the dry and use a spoon to stir until just combined. Heat a large skillet over medium heat and grease by running a stick of butter over the hot surface or spraying with cooking spray. Cook until bubbles form on the top of the pancakes and the bottoms are golden. Flip and continue to cook until cooked through.
Top with butter and syrup, and enjoy. For best results, measure by weight or the Spoon and Sweep Method stir the flour in your container to fluff it up and then spoon it into your measuring cup, sweep excess off with the flat of a knife.
Did you make this recipe? I'd love to see it! Maple syrup or regular syrup are wonderful choices but you might like to add jams or preserves or even whipped cream. So many people have enjoyed this pancake recipe. If you'd like, come back and share your thoughts. We'd love to hear from you. Here's what some of our readers have been saying about the recipe:. I have tried a lot of different pancake recipes but hands down, yours is the best!
Thank you! I used coconut milk rather than milk and added red raspberries. Used high quality pancake syrup. A quick fast dinner. Thanks again! But I googled a recipe for pancake for 1 and your recipe saved the day. It was absolutely delicious — absolutely successful, so I really wanted to thank you so much!!
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Joanie Zisk is the creator of OneDishKitchen. The aim of One Dish Kitchen is to inspire individuals with access to single serving recipes that will enable them to enjoy the preparation of a meal that will nourish both body and soul. Her website is filled with hundreds of easy, flavorful recipes that are tailored for those cooking for one. I tried it today for my very picky daughter. Made 6 small pancakes and she ate 4 of them. The recipe is good but I wouldn't call this a service for one.
Maybe its just me, but I'm not able to finish the amount of pancakes here. It was still delicious though! I agree it made 4 large pancakes, but it is delicious. I will definitely do it again and save some of the batter. I ran out of pancake mix this morning and my toddlers were demanding chocolate chip pancakes.
I wanted to find a short simple recipe and this hit the spot. I didn't have butter, subbed olive oil, but wish i would have added just a tad more salt given this substitution. This was simple, delicious and makes me think there's no need to ever go back to pre-made pancake mixes! The best pancakes I've ever made.
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