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From Scratch, Easy Pantry Pancake Mix

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Learn How to Prepare Easy, From Scratch Pantry Pancake Mix. It’s Cheaper and Much Better for You Than Buying Pre-made Mixes.

My household loves pancakes. Really, really loves them.

Quite early on in my journey of healthier choices in the kitchen, I decided to ditch the commercial pancake mix. Who wants all those “extras”?

Here is what I came up with. This recipe is so easy and quick to throw together, and I keep it waiting in a container in the pantry for if a craving hits.

When a craving hits, I mean. Ahem.

Easy, from scratch pantry pancake mix recipe. Whip up a quick batch of fluffy pancakes; quick and simple! Healthier than storebought mixes.

Combine a stack of these soft, fluffy and delicious pancakes with some grass-fed butter and a drizzle (or two) of real maple syrup, some good quality bacon and eggs, you have yourself one fine meal.

In our house we eat breakfast for lunch or dinner, too. Yes, we are that devoted.

You can choose to do any combination of flours that you wish in this recipe. All white, all wheat, half and half, etc. Just remember that the more whole grain flour you use, the heavier the pancake becomes and the longer it needs to cook.

My combination of half sprouted whole wheat and half unbleached all purpose makes a nice, soft pancake that I’m happy with. You may like to tinker with the proportions yourself.

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Wholesome Pantry Pancake Mix

Whip up a batch of this simple pancake mix. Keep it in the pantry, ready for a quick and easy breakfast… Or any meal for that matter!

Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes
Servings 16
Author Hope

Ingredients

To Make Mix:

  • 8 cups flour Combine how you wish. I use 1/2 sprouted whole wheat and 1/2 unbleached all purpose.
  • 6 tbsp baking powder Watch out for the aluminum! Look for aluminum free.
  • 4 tsp baking soda
  • 2 tsp salt Again, use good quality. Pink, sea or Redman’s Real. Every oppurtunity to uplift food to be better for us!
  • 4 tbsp + 4 tsp organic cane sugar or coconut sugar

To Make Pancakes

  • 1 cup pancake mix
  • 1 cup milk of your choice I use plain, unsweeted almond milk
  • 1 egg
  • 1 tbsp melted butter or coconut oil
  • dab butter or oil to fry

Instructions

  1. To Make Mix:

    You can dump all dry ingredients into a large airtight container and shake to mix. Then just keep in pantry to use as needed.

  2. To Make Pancakes:

    Mix together with a whisk until combined. Don’t over mix.

    Fry pancake of your desired size on a cast iron skillet or electric griddle in butter or coconut oil on high until edge begins to crust and bubbles form in the middle. Flip pancake and finish cooking.

    Enjoy topped with globs of grass fed butter (Kerrygold), real maple syrup and a big, fat smile on your face! Happy pancake-ing friends!

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Easy, from scratch pantry pancake mix recipe. Whip up a quick batch of fluffy pancakes; quick and simple! Healthier than storebought mixes.

Go Shopping:

Coconut Oil

Sprouted Wheat Flour

Pink Himalayan Salt

Aluminum Free Baking Powder

Half Gallon Wide Mouth Pantry Jars

 

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I hope you try this recipe and enjoy it as much as we do.

Great. Now I’m hungry. If you’ll excuse me, I must go to the kitchen and, well, you know.

Remember to Dig the Good Life!

Love,

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  1. Angela Brower-Hobbs says

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    Hi Hope! It’s looking beautiful over here at Dig The Good Life! Clean, Clear, and Simple! Just like this pancake recipe. I might have to change up our breakfast routine and give this pancake mix a try. Blog on, sweet lady!

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    • Hope says

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      Thanks friend! You’re too kind! And happy blogging to you! 🙂

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