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Now that your whole house is filled with the smell of yummy bacon and fresh pancakes you’re ready to enjoy! Serve on a plate and top each piece with an extra drizzle of maple syrup. You can never have too much maple syrup! The best part about this breakfast casserole recipe is that it is perfect for leftovers the next few days. To reheat, simply microwave until warm! The cream cheese will add creaminess and fluffiness to the pancakes, even if they turn out a bit dry. The bacon will not only add a meaty and smoky flavor and aroma to your pancakes but will also amplify the flavors that are already there.
This mixture calls for sweet toppings. It works best with maple syrup, jams, fruit, honey, and crushed nuts. Dried Fruit Using yogurt instead of water works similarly to using milk, but the effect isn’t identical. As yogurt contains lacto bacteria, it will promote the creation of air bubbles inside the batter, making your pancakes incredibly airy and soft. The milk will add some extra fattiness to your pancakes which they will need for the cooking process. The extra fat from the milk will make the pancakes more elastic and easy to work with. It will also make them creamier and fluffier, and it won’t restrict your combination options.Note: We also found with this mix that using an egg made these much fluffier, and we’ll be adding an egg to this mix in the future when cooking. 8. Pearl Milling Company Buttermilk Complete Pancake Mix So for example, since we usually use two cups of dry mix for our oatmeal pancakes, I added 4 tablespoons of oil to the batch.
Oil: use a neutral-tasting oil such as vegetable oil or canola oil to keep the pancakes moist and tender. You can substitute with an equal amount of melted butter, too. Milk: a little bit more liquid to thin the batter slightly. Use 2% or whole milk for the best results.Start with one tbsp. of sugar and two tbsps. of honey with a few drops of lemon zest for six pancakes, and adjust the quantity afterward if you need. Keep a box of pancake mix in your pantry, because it’s a good shortcut ingredient for so many different meals (so long as you don’t mind a few preservatives or artificial flavors in the mix!). Here are some easy ideas: Make classic skillet pancakes or griddle pancakes by milk, water, egg, or any other additional ingredients called for on your specific box of mix. You can also throw in some extras like blueberries, lemon zest or lemon juice, pumpkin, chia seeds, nuts, or other special touches that add flavor and make the meal more nutrient dense.