It is close to the end of the month again, and today I was
craving something sweet for a late breakfast that would also be filling at the
same time. I was already on my computer browsing around Pinterest where I saw many awesome recipes for variations of pancakes! A few that caught my attention were the
pancake recipes with chocolate chips mixed in and the ones that required only
banana, egg, and cinnamon. I decided I wanted to make a stack of pancakes that
had peanut butter and some kind of seasoning mixed in since I did not have
chocolate chips or bananas. I have always liked grounded cinnamon whether in
warm drinks, or when making desserts such as apple pie and other kinds of baked
fruit crumbles.
The semi-made up recipe for the pancakes is:
2 cups all purpose baking mix,
1 egg
Grounded Cinnamon up to taste
Vegetable Oil
2 heaping tablespoons warmed creamy or chunky peanut butter
1 and a half cup milk
Pancake syrup (any kind)
Have a pan with some oil preheated to medium high
temperature. Combine all ingredients in a bowl. Mix with a spoon until
thickened but not of a too watery consistency. When pan with oil is heated
enough, take one scoopful of the pancake mixture and place into the pan. After
2-3 minutes flip pancake with spatula to cook on other side for another 2-3
minutes. Plate, add pancake syrup and enjoy!
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Mixing all of the ingredients |
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Using a ladle to pour some of the mixture into pan |
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Finished pancake without syrup |
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