If you add fruit to the batter make sure it’s thoroughly drained of liquid.
Instructions
Mix the wet and dry ingredients in separate bowls.
Pour the wet onto the dry and lightly whisk together, making it smooth but still granular.
Spoon about a half cup or whatever size pancake you prefer onto a preheated skillet (I use cast iron).
Cook the cakes on mid to lower heat until the top starts producing little bubbles, lifting and checking the underside to make sure it’s not getting overcooked.
From there just flip and continue, and careful not to punish the spatula. ‘Flat as a pancake’ doesn’t mean ‘crushed.’ I’ve seen a few heavy-handed people smash pancakes to smithereens.
The trick is in ensuring the inside is done with no wet batter, yet achieving that without overcooking or annihilating the outer layers.
Close monitoring, timely flipping, and heat adjustments are key.
After that, you’re done.
Stack and serve.
Notes
I usually add organic nuts, seeds, and fruit to this pancakes recipe.See blog post for more details.