How I’m managing and Pancakes from Scratch!
Posted in Breakfast, FOOD AND WINE, RECIPES, Vegetarian and Vegan Dishes on March 8th, 2011 by Lisa – 7 CommentsSo, many of you have asked how a foodie like me is managing without her kitchen? Well…. a picture is worth a thousand words…..
THIS is my temporary kitchen! Right smack dab in the middle of our basement, beside the old laundry tub, where I am doing my dishes. It’s funny, I am not at all thrown by this (not yet anyway), and have been enjoying the campout feel of our little set up. The very first meal I made in this little kitchen was pancakes on day one of distruction.
Did you know today is Pancake Tuesday? Guess what we’re having for dinner?! Dare ya to make them too! Tell us what you served with your pancakes and what your kids thought of them… I’d LOVE to hear your stories!
This is an easy and fail proof pancake recipe! Promise.
Basic Scratch Pancakes:
- 2 cups flour
- 2 cups milk (I use rice or almond)
- 2 tbsp baking powder
- 2 – 4 tbsp oil or melted butter
- 2 eggs
- pinch of sea salt
- 1 tbsp brown sugar
- REAL maple syrup
Mix dry ingredients in bowl. In separate bowl, wisk together eggs and milk. Add in melted butter. Next, pour 1/4 wet mixture into dry, continue until all is mixed. Let sit for 5 minutes. It will get bubbly. Do not distrub bubbles, they are good and will ensure your pancakes are light and fluffy. Using small ladle, ladle pancakes onto hot skillet. As soon as bubbles form and start to pop on top of pancake, flip. Let cook for another minute and you’re done! 
Serve with fresh local maple syrup and fresh berries.
YUM!
Now, if I can make scratch pancakes in these conditions, there is NO reason at all why you’d have to buy one of those pancake mixes (containing all sorts of nasty’s). Trust me, these are easy and really REALLY good!
Happy Pancake Tuesday!!
