I love pancakes. Even my kids have soft spot when it comes to pancakes. When I was younger, I could still remember my mom making pancakes for us every weekend, or at least once a month. Now that I’m a mom, I try my best to continue that tradition with my kids.
Maya (yes, the ready-mix pancakes) is my favorite when it comes to making pancakes. However, I decided to make one from scratch since it is much cheaper. Plus, the ingredients are not tipid and I want to give this a try too. After resorting to good ol’ Google, I found the recipe, which I want to share with you.
Homemade Pancakes As usual, my eldest helped me with the process. She loves getting involved in cooking and baking, which I think is a good idea too since she is a picky eater. I like introducing and exposing her too with different kitchen ingredients, hoping this will encourage her to eat.
Back to how to make pancakes. We mixed flour, sugar, baking powder and salt in one bowl and combined milk, oil and egg on another bowl.
Then combine flour and egg mixtures and mix it well together. At this point, you could add cheese, cinnamon, chocolate chips, blueberries or anything you want. The mixture is a bit bland but if you add syrup and fruits in it, it tastes good. Your batter is ready. I don’t add oil every time I make pancakes since the batter tends to stick on the pan. I just heat the pan, pour the batter and that’s it. Once I notice bubbles forming, flip the pancake. Another #TMCTip: I suggest you make this with your little one, especially if s/he’s a picky eater. My eldest is choosy when it comes to food. For her breakfast, I always ask her to help me prepare food. Thankfully, it works for her and the more she gets involved in food preparation, the better her appetite is.
Oh, you could use the batter for waffles too!
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Ayi is a stay-at-home mom of two. When her kids are in their best state, she keeps up with chores, work, and ensuring that her sanity is intact. Join her as she navigates through this rollercoaster ride called motherhood.
I didn’t know waffles can look so lovely in those heart shapes. Kids will be delighted to eat them.
My girls love it π At least it’s not the usual circle or square-shaped ones π
Yay pancakes are one of our favorites, too! There’s one kind of paleo-friendly recipe that I’d like to try though: only bananas + eggs!
Pwede yun? I’ll check it out and give it a try :)) My eldest loves bananas and hopefully, she’ll eat it :))
We love pancakes too. Our fave is topped with peanut butter with a generous amount of maple syrup π
Pancake’s a favorite at home too! π I make the buttermilk kind and then add bananas and choco chips hehe.
I love pancakes too. I’ll try your recipe next time.
Ay! Ang cute!!! π
Ang cute naman ng heart shapes π My kids would go crazy!
I love the heart waffles! So cute! π
My Little Kulit starting to love pancakes, nasarapan sa hotel especially with butter
Hehe. Try making one too π
I make my own pancakes from scratch, too! They are so good and much healthier thatn store bought ones.
Yes, I agree π You can customize it pa according to your own taste π
We love pancakes and the kids enjoy making it. It’s fun to add chocolate chips and other stuff to it. We also love pancake oreos!
Haven’t thought of adding Oreo in pancakes. Will try that. Thanks for the tip π
Homemade pancakes are the best because you can customize it to your liking and you have more control over the ingredients.
Oreo in pancakes? That’s so cool! We should try this recipe for breakfast sometime. So genius! =)
Nyam nyam nyam! Would love to have this for breakfast every single day. Hehe π