A great sunday morning breakfast. Goes well with chocolate chips and nuts (see variations). Serves well with maple syrup.
Servings: 2 adults
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| 0.5 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(0.50000, 'teaspoon')">teaspoon</a> | baking powder |
| 0.25 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(0.25000, 'teaspoon')">teaspoon</a> | baking soda |
| 1 | egg |
| 0.5 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(0.50000, 'cup')">cup</a> | maple syrup for serving |
| 0.25 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(0.25000, 'cup')">cup</a> | oatmeal |
| 1 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(1.00000, 'pinch')">pinch</a> | salt |
| 1 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(1.00000, 'cup')">cup</a> | skim milk |
| 1 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(1.00000, 'tablespoon')">tablespoon</a> | sugar |
| 1 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(1.00000, 'cup')">cup</a> | whole wheat flour |
| 0.125 <a href="javascript:openCalcWindow(0.12500, 'cup')">cup</a> | yogurt |
Mix all the ingredients together.
Pour small to medium pancake sizes on a pan or griddle. The picture shows the variations as well. When adding chocolate chips or nuts, push down the chips/nuts into the batter so they don't burn when you flip the pancake.
Flip the pancakes after about 5 min. They should look slightly shaded.