Another recipe, I know, I know! The weather is getting cold and when that happens I really like being in the kitchen. Here is a great recipe that is easy and uses everyday ingredients. I like to mix the batter up, take my morning walk, come back and put these on the griddle. A cup of hot coffee goes well with them.
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apple cinnamon pancakes
1/2 c all-purpose flour
1/2 c whole wheat flour
1 t baking powder
1 t baking soda
2 t cinnamon
1 c soymilk
1 T canola oil
1 medium peeled and grated tart apple
1/4 c walnuts
combine first 5 ingredients in bowl. add soymilk and oil, mix and then fold in grated apple and walnuts.
let batter sit for at least 1/2 hour. spoon onto hot oiled griddle. flip when small bubbles appear on top.
let batter sit for at least 1/2 hour. spoon onto hot oiled griddle. flip when small bubbles appear on top.
drizzle with warm maple syrup.
*no animals were harmed making these pancakes
I think I know what I'm making for breakfast this weekend!
ReplyDeleteJanet, this is a crazy great picture!
ReplyDeleteCan you believe I have never made pancakes before...I never even made them for my kids. I'm afraid of the griddle! :) Shall I try this on Sunday morning....I did try your last recipe and it was superb.
Salvation Army is coming today, the whole front yard is again filled with giveaways. Some people have even stopped and taken things right from my yard!
Talk to you soon ~
Dear Janet, Apple and Cinnamon are, in my view a marriage made in heaven. your pancakes look and, I am sure, taste absolutely delicious. Food is, I believe, notoriously difficult to photograph well, but your images just look mouthwateringly brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteI want a bite right now!! Such a fab photo my friend.
ReplyDeleteHugs~
T
Um .... yummy!
ReplyDeleteBTW, Janet, do you have a great vegan gravy recipe? I found one online (I'm craving biscuits and gravy), but I'm not sure yet...
Wow, I am definitely trying this recipe.
ReplyDeleteHi J
ReplyDeleteI'm in Europe can you believe it? It is cold but so fun. I am online for about another week so email me all your news to fauxfuchsia@live.com.au -can't wait to hear about all the stuff we have got to catch up on! Met Our Blighty she was lovely x
It's hard to believe that soy milk alone will set them without egg replacer. They look awesome but what has impaled your poor cakes?
ReplyDeleteOK... You're killing me! That looks soooooooooo good! Can you come over & cook for me? Wouldn't that be fun!
ReplyDeleteMy son this morning only wanted pancakes... I didn't show him yours because I knew he would want yours!!! lol Yummy. Thanks for sharing...
xoxo,
Alexandra
Pancakes are superior comfort food...and your post is like a warm hug...
ReplyDeletejust what I needed this morning.
Thank you!
My husband is off work tomorrow for Veterans' Day and I was just thinking about what kind of cozy, yummy, fall-like breakfast I would make for him. I have all the ingredients and will whip this up tomorrow morning. Thanks Janet!
ReplyDeleteYum. Where have you been? Surely not over cooking and eating?
ReplyDeletexo jane
Having just rolled out of bed, nothing sounds more delicious than your yummy apple cinnamon pancakes! We've been making a lot of buckwheat pancakes here - they're really earthy (dense) but maple syrup makes everything taste perfect.
ReplyDeletexoTrina
Oh yum! Thanks for the recipe and delicious and stylish looking photo.
ReplyDeleteOh, how I love pancakes. I'm usually partial to blueberry, but this is a nice choice for fall.
ReplyDeleteDeborah
beautiful! no kidding, just this morning I walked through the kitchen door and said to Ryan, "as soon as our kitchen works again, I am making pancakes!"
ReplyDeleteand now i'll have your yummy recipe to try!
how did you manage that photograph?
Now I know what to do with our last home grown apple.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Jo
PS Lovely photo
Thanks! They look really yum :)
ReplyDeleteDo you think they'd taste ok with Oat milk instead of soy?
karin - give them a try and please report back.
ReplyDeletesarah - never? wow. i'm envious of all the bags on your front lawn.
edith and t - thank you and it was fun to photograph.
julie - i do have a good gravy recipe and i'll post it soon w/my thanksgiving menu.
vignette - please do and tell all.
ff - i will.
steve - it's called syrup. ever hear of it?
alexandra - i'd love to come over and cook and you have a smart little boy!
leslie - i usually do get a hug when i make them.
adrienne - thanks and i hope he likes them.
jane - stalking my 'boyfriend'
trina - i think i could eat a rock if it had maple syrup on it.
fiona and deborah - thank you both and i hope you give them a try.
tera - thank you and larry poured while i shot.
jo - thank you. i hope that last apple is tart.
hannah - i think they will be fine with oat milk. i'm going to try them with hemp milk tomorrow.
Can you eat pancakes for dinner Janet?
ReplyDeleteIf so... I will be doing just that with your wonderful recipe.
xo
kelley
This is the most seductive photo of pancakes I've ever seen Janet!
ReplyDeletexx
Oh boy! We love pancakes here - husband REALLY loves them. I will pass this along to him.
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Claudia
Dear Janet, (I know, I know, surprise!) Oh, I am making those. So, what was it like! Hugs, Joyce
ReplyDeleteYUM...and what an amazing photo. What that in one shot?
ReplyDeletePS. That is an incredible photo, you can even see a few roses in the distance with the trees. Better than on any magazine cover, wow, Janet! What a great team! Hugs, Joyce
ReplyDeleteThank YOU! Not only do I look forward to making these delicious pancakes, I ESPECIALLY look forward to your coming-soon Thanksgiving menu! For the past few days I have been fussing over what and how to prepare for a vegan Thanksgiving dinner. Looking forward to your suggestions! Thank you again and again.
ReplyDelete-Suzanne in Illinois
kelley - i think it is safe to eat them for dinner.
ReplyDeleteanne marie - that's my job to seduce!
claudia - does don do all the cooking? lucky.
joyce - thanks, are you talking about jack?
annie - 3!
suzanne - i promise to post it soon. it is delicious.
thank you, we are pancake lovers...always looking for a good, animal fat free, recipe...I made the croistini recipe the other night, perfect for the fall weather..
ReplyDeleteI will certainly be making these this weekend. I will be dreaming about them until then. Thank you! ;)
ReplyDeletei like the drizzle...xo T.
ReplyDeleteSuch a great photograph and what a recipe - fantastic as ever. x
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh...these would be perfect with this cup of coffee I'm having right now!!
ReplyDeleteconnie lou - i'm so glad you liked the crostini!
ReplyDeletewe love - i'm sure you are going to say "we love" them.
teri - it was fun.
sarah - thanks, as always.
mydesignchic - i kind of wish i had a stack right now too.
What? Pancakes don't come out of a box! Sounds and looks delicious. One day I'll trying making from scratch. I'm going to say it again, you need to write and photograph your own cookbook!!!
ReplyDeleteJulie
I found your blog through Belinda from Wild Acre. I simply love it!!
ReplyDeleteLieve groet,
Madelief
That brown corduroy jacket was just for you - I knew you'd like it! i think about these things....
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Hope your weekend is GREAT. xo T.
Janet,
ReplyDeleteI made your pancakes this morning and am posting about it tomorrow. YUM!
You need to write a cookbook....really, you do.
Adrienne
julie - pancakes come in a box? thanks, you are too sweet.
ReplyDeletemadelief - welcome and thank you so much.
terri - thank you, you know me well!
adrienne - thanks for reporting back. i hope it's not just me who loves these things. thanks a lot.
Janet,
ReplyDeleteYou're seriously killing me with your food posts! They all look so yumy!!
xox
melissa
melissa - well then we're even b/c every time you put a picture up of your house it kills me!
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