Delicious Sourdough Pancakes - Only 4 Ingredients!

in howto •  7 years ago 

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Have you made your sourdough starter yet?

I hope so, because I have a recipe to die for. This is the easiest way to make pancakes that you've ever dreamed of. And it's my favourite way to use excess sourdough starter.

The recipe takes 2 cups of starter so it's perfect if you have a lot of unproofed starter, instead of throwing it out, make pancakes yo!

If you haven't made, or acquired a sourdough starter yet, I walk you through it in this previous article: How To Create Unlimited Yeast - Oooooooh, Baby I Like It Sour!

Skip to the bottom for the directions and ingredients if you don't need the photos

Start off with 2 cups of unproofed sourdough starter, 1 Tablespoon of Honey, 1/2 a teaspoon of baking soda and 1/4 teaspoon of salt.

I have my recipe doubled here, 3 growing boys you know...and I'm also adding apples. I usually add fruit to my pancakes.

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Mix it all together, there should be a few bubbles forming already, the magic of baking soda hitting unproofed sourdough starer!

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Start heating up your pan while you wait for more magic bubbles in your batter. I always use lard to griddle pancakes, but you can just use whatever you want.

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Ahhh here we go, magic bubbles good to go! These are going to be some seriously nice and airy pancakes, with beautiful, shallow holes in them so that the butter and syrup just soaks right in...

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You probably know the drill, but if not, when bubbles start forming in the centre of the pancake it's time to flip them over.

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Flip them and cook for another 1 - 2 minutes.

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Voila! Wasn't that easy? Now I only have to make 20 more and my work for the morning feeding my hungry sons is over!

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See all those little holes? I love sourdough pancakes because of that. Just soaks in the syrup and butter soooo good!

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Ingredients

  • 2 cups sourdough starter (can be unproofed)
  • 1 Tablespoon honey
  • 1/2 Teaspoon baking soda
  • 1/4 Teaspoon salt

Directions

  • Mix together ingredients
  • Wait 1-5 minutes until there are quite a few bubbles in the batter
  • Heat pan to Medium-Low with butter, oil, or fat in it
  • Cook pancake undisturbed until centre of pancake begins to form bubbles
  • Flip and cook on the other side for 1-2 minutes

I hope you love these sourdough pancakes as much as our family does! Bon appetite.

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Those look awesome, my great grandmother was all about sour dough recipes.

Regarding your post title... Never mind

Yes, sourdough is the way to go! :)

Did my post title disappoint? LOL!! ;)

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These look delicious! Can't wait to try them!

Awesome! And if you have any sourdough recipes to share with me I'd appreciate it! I'm always looking for new ways to use excess starter :)

Thanks you for this simple and delicious recipe, it is good for breakfast.
With natural honey

You're very welcome @galberto :)

:) thank you so much.

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  ·  7 years ago (edited)

Thank you this looks yummy indeed, love sourdough bread, never thought of making pancakes (or as we call it in South Africa, crumpets) with a yeast based dough, going to try and get a sourdough starter for sure and experiment. Love the idea of adding fruit! Here in South Africa we use bread dough to make what we call 'vetkoek' (an Afrikaans name, even English speakers call it that). One heats about a two inch layer of oil in a deepish pan, oil a tablespoon and scoop a nice sized piece of dough (after it's prooved of course) and deep fry in the hot oil, turn once it's brown underneath. Almost like a doughnut but more rounded). We fill it with syrup or jam(jelly) or a savoury mince, very popular here! You may find my post on pancakes (the South African version) interesting: https://steemit.com/food/@lizelle/lily-s-cottage-gourmet-pancakes-for-breakfast
Thanks again!

Thank you LizElle <3

Wow nice recipe,I wanna try👌 @lyndsay

Good Luck! You'll do great :)

You're welcome my friend :)

They look yummy , thanks for teaching how to cook them, ;)

You're very welcome Davood. Enjoy!

These look good! Thanks for sharing😀

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