Tuesday, Feb. 5th is National Pancake Day!
So in honor of the occasion, I made a new recipe... "Sour Cream Pancakes"
Yesterday, Pat from the blog, On Crooked Creek, posted her version of The Pioneer Woman's recipe, from her book, The Pioneer Woman Cooks
Recipes From An Accidental Country Girl
by Ree Drummond.
Pat said she used 1/2 the recipe for just the two of them, so I thought that would be perfect for us, also.
They were SOOOOOOO good, next time, I'm making the full recipe & putting one or two pancakes into the freezer for hubby to reheat for himself on those days that I play tennis & he has to fend for himself.
Here is the full size recipe:
Edna Mae's Sour Cream Pancakes:
Ingredients:
1 Cup Sour Cream
7 Tablespoons All-Purpose Flour
1 Tablespoon Sugar
1 Teaspoon Baking Soda
1/2 Teaspoon Salt
2 Eggs
1/2 Teaspoon Vanilla Flavoring
Butter
Maple Syrup
Directions:
Place your pan over medium-high heat.
I used a non-stick skillet & thus eliminated the butter in the original recipe.
Put the sour cream in a medium sized bowl. Add your flour, sugar, baking soda & salt. Mix gently.
Whisk the eggs separately, add vanilla, then stir into flour/sugar mixture.
Pour 1/4 cup of batter per pancake & allow to cook undisturbed until you see bubbles form all over the top. Gently flip & DON'T press down on the top!!
Since hubby is diabetic, we topped them with the BEST SUGAR FREE SYRUP ..our favorite!
Looks like I'd better put that down on my grocery list!
Thank you, Pat, for sharing this delicious recipe.
I'm linking to Michael Lee's Foodie Friday
& Yvonne's On The Menu Monday
Come see what others are cooking up!
Mmmmm, pancakes! Thz for the recipe, I'll give it a try. I just made pancakes with buttermilk and pecans. They were fabulous. Happy Valentine's Day,
ReplyDeleteShawn :)
I have a special sour cream waffle recipe, too. I'll send it to you later. It's so good, it's obscene! Thanks for the recipe! Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteYum.......I love pancakes, but rarely make them. I must try this recipe. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteCarol, make the full recipe...it is THAT good, you won't be happy otherwise. They are DELICIOUS! Very light & fluffy!
DeleteTomorrow's breakfast, guaranteed! Rett, my Ern has the same issue and since we have never found a decent sugar free syrup he just does without. I have never seen the Smucker's version and will be on the lookout for it. Thanks so much. He would love this treat.
ReplyDeleteBunny, I've found it on the top shelf in the cereal isle, of all places! Ask your store manager to order it for you...it really IS the very best. I put it over my oatmeal, after it is cooked, some mornings
DeleteOh & make the FULL recipe! You won't be sorry, honest.
DeleteThey sure sound like great pancakes! I just noticed the "picture quilt" Carol made of you in your about me-LOVE IT:@)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lynn..it was one of the nicest gifts anyone has ever given me! I entered it under Carol's name, in a local quilt show & it got a 2nd place ribbon in its size category. Personally, I felt it should have won 1st place! LOL
DeleteIt now hangs in my sewing room where I can enjoy it every day.
Darn, I missed National Pancake Day but thankfully I didn't miss your post - these sound wonderful! Copying and pasting this recipe!
ReplyDeleteI'll be making pancakes for supper on Shrove Tuesday - coming up. You make them look so good!
ReplyDeleteThe recipe sounds delicious, Rett! I like to use sugar free syrup because I watch my carbs. What a yummy breakfast treat!!
ReplyDeleteThey look good, Rett! Are those turkey sausage patties? I just bought them to try. I don't mind them, but dh wasn't thrilled! :)
ReplyDeleteBracing for a blizzard! Not much we can do about it!
Hope all is well there!
Kathleen, I will be thinking about you & all our other blogging buddies who live in the North East area. I hope & pray that the storm passes by quickly & doesn't bring nearly the amounts that they are predicting. Be sure to post on your blog & let us know how you fared? We worry, ya' know!
ReplyDeleteThese look so yummy! You so artfully arrange everything you make that I start salivating looking at your pictures! I am going to have try the recipe this weekend. ( I will have all home under one roof this weekend. Yippee!) Thank you for coming by to see my little sewing adventures. Your comments always make my day.
ReplyDeleteI had to come back and comment on your previous post. The Valentine Cozy is charming and exudes LOVE for your sweet man. What a thoughtful wife you are. You just make me want to 'hug your neck'! (A dear friend always says that when she is touched and wants to hug someone.
ReplyDeleteOoh -- pancakes for lunch on this snowy Chicago Saturday. Thanks for the inspiration and thanks for visiting The Dish Room!
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