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Pancakes without Baking Powder
Save PrintPrep time 10 minsCook time 15 minsTotal time 25 mins Author: Ann LowServes: makes 8Ingredients- 2 eggs, at room temperature
- 2 tbsp sugar
- ¼ tsp salt
- 120ml (½ cup) milk
- ¼ tsp vanilla extract
- 120g cake flour
- 2 tbsp vegetable oil/ melted butter
- Beat egg, sugar and salt till ribbon stage (triple in volume). You can also place the mixing bowl on top of a bowl of warm water while beating.
- Fold in sifted flour alternate with milk/vanilla extract. Lastly, add oil and mix well.
- Preheat non-stick pan Grease pan with vegetable oil. Scoop one small ladle of batter on pan, let batter spread by itself. Cook till brown on one side, flip and continue to cook, about 2-3 minutes on each side.
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116 Comments newest oldest most voted Inline FeedbacksView all commentsHi, so I’m a college student and I was wanting make a bunch of pancakes for my friends and me. I made about twenty batches of this stuff, resulting in forty pancakes, and each and every one of my friends said “These are the best pancakes I have had.” So…I just want to thank you for putting this great recipe online. And one comment, if you put twice as much sugar as it says it make to pancake a bit better.
1 ReplyHi Koryn, I’m so happy to hear that you and your friends enjoyed this pancake 😀 Yes, totally agree with you by adding more sugar to make the pancake tastes better but most Asians normally used less sugar in most bakes. So is really up to you to adjust the sugar level.
0 ReplyHi Ann, I never make pancakes for my children b4(what kind of mother I am?) but last week, I've also eyed on a pancake, it is called the Buttermilk Pancake which I would like to try in the future. At the moment, I will just enjoy your pancakes!
0 ReplyJessie, I also pancake recipes using buttermilk. Must try it if you post up the recipe.
0 Replyرائع جداا وقمت بتطبيق الوصفه
0 ReplyLove these pancakes!!! Every time I make pancakes I always use this recipe . There not doughy in the middle or to flat. There just right!!! Thanks! 🙂
0 ReplyGood morning 🙂 So happy to hear that you liked this recipe.
0 ReplyTried the recipe this morning for breakfast and everyone loved it. Thank you:-)
0 ReplyPancakes without Baking Powder? Who knew. They sure look tempting Ann. It's good to know the next time I have no baking powder I will still be able to make pancakes!!! Now, I too want Pancakes!!!Thanks for sharing…
0 ReplyThank you for sharing this recipe, Ann! Your pancakes look so delicious. If only we were neighbours!! I would not mind testing all your baking creations :DBy the way, Ann – I always enjoy reading your blog and amusing myself with the pictures of the beautiful food you post here and therefore, would like to nominate you for the Versatile Blogger Award. I have announced it here: http://www.mywanderingstory.com/2012/06/versatile-blogger-award.htmlCheers and can't wait to see more blog updates from you!Christine
0 ReplyAnn, these pancakes look perfect for me. I don't like the fluffy kind with and won't use syrup. So like I said these with fruit is they way I would eat them…with ice cream would be good! 🙂
0 Replywhich country are you from ?
0 ReplyI'm from Singapore!
0 ReplyThis recipe seems very convenient and easy to make! Would love to try cooking these one day 😀
0 Replythe pancakes look cheery with fruits and make a great breakfast.
0 ReplyThose are lovely looking pancakes with all the beautiful toppings. Delicious, Ann!
0 ReplyI now know why I missed you when you took a break. My eyes was starving for a feast. You make simple pancakes into something elegant and inviting. Love your photos always. Xoxo
0 ReplyVeron, Thanks! I'm always flattered by your sweet comment ^=^
0 ReplyThose look pretty awesome and healthy too with all the fruit!
0 ReplyThank you Simone 🙂
0 ReplyI would love to have this pancake with ice cream and fruits, am sure it will be very delicious! Beautiful photos!
0 Replyyea, healthy start and a hearty breakfast.
0 ReplyYour pancakes look lovely Ann. Must try fresh fruit instead of syrup and butter next time. Thanks for sharing 🙂
0 ReplyThanks Denise for pinning 🙂
0 ReplyLovely pictures! I would like to have it with a little bit of honey or a wee bit of kaya!
0 ReplyCheah,Great idea of using kaya. I must try that the next time.
0 ReplyMmmm love pancakes! Even without baking powder. 🙂
0 ReplyThis pancake remind me of the fritters that my mom use to fry for us when I was a kid. My mom don't Know what is baking powder and no oven , She just use very simple and cheap ingredients but we were enjoyed so much with a cup of kopi O.
0 ReplySonia, you're right. In those days our mothers don't know anything about measurements not like now huh..
0 ReplyEver since you posted this recipe on facebook…I'm in a huge (or humongous) craving for pancakes!!!! Drool…
0 ReplyThank you Nami!
0 ReplyFantastic! And I love the blueberry filling too.
0 ReplyWhat a healthy breakfast. I love that you use fresh fruit as toppings. Very appetizing and I say they are way better than overly sweet syrups! 🙂
0 ReplyAnn, glad that u like it. I love it with blueberry fillings and lots of fruits.
0 ReplyThanks Angel for sharing this recipe. It is good to use a recipe without baking powder once in a while. Don't you think so?
0 Reply过了早餐时间,不管啦,拿来做午餐也不错,嘻嘻!
0 ReplyAnn ,these look delicious ! Just love the fresh fruit toppings ! Yummy photos , too ! 😀
0 Reply我正在吃午餐了,没关系,我用来当下午茶~ 哈哈哈~
0 Reply呵呵。。。怎么你和Eileen都说同样的话?那你们两个就一起过来吧。
0 ReplyHello I was wondering if we leave out the vanilla extract would that be ok
0 ReplyHi Scott, Sure you can leave the vanilla extract if you prefer.
0 ReplyAm craving for pancake..Yours look lovely!
0 Replylook so elegant how you served this along with the fruits..but i dont mind just having them plain! keep well, ann!
0 ReplyAnn, this is a perfect light meal for you. It's my family favourite except hubby, his not such a western food person. haha….Hope you're having a great week ahead, dear. Take good care.BlessingsKristy
0 ReplyThe pancakes looks great, perfect for a morning breakfast ! And even without fruits, I am sure they taste great on its own as well! Looks so enticing !!
0 ReplyJoyce, This pancake is soft but not fluffy as I mentioned so you see my pancakes look skinny 😀
0 ReplyHai Anncoo… looks so delicious and yummy 🙂
0 ReplyAnd so fluffy – brilliant!
0 ReplyCan I use my carrot cake exchange with your pancake so that we have varieties for our breakfast…haha! I love to eat my pancake with banana n strawberry maple syrup plus lots of cream ..so from healthy version becomes very unhealthy one. Yours look very healthy and thanks for sharing the healthy version pancake.
0 ReplyLi Shuan, Sure! I actually wanted to ask you for exchange … hahaa..
0 ReplyHi Ann! Hru doing? Wow loved to join you for some pancakes. Too tempting ya!! 😉
0 ReplyI'm terrible, using buy those instant mix to make pancakes. These look yummy!! Good to see u still blogging….
0 ReplyShirley, I think homemade is the best.
0 ReplyHi Ann, lovely pancake. Beautiful photos as usual. Have a nice day, regards.
0 Replypancake looks wonderful
0 ReplyI love pancakes and without baking powder makes them all the healthier to love! 🙂
0 ReplyI use 2 packages of instant oatmeal, brown sugar splender, 2 whole eggs drop of coconut oil, vanilla. .and cook. .wonderful. .heathly…no toppings ď
0 ReplyWOW ~ sounds great! Wish I can see your pancake picture 😀
0 ReplyHi, so I’m a college student and I was wanting make a bunch of pancakes for my friends and me. I made about twenty batches of this stuff, resulting in forty pancakes, and each and every one of my friends said “These are the best pancakes I have had.” So…I just want to thank you for putting this great recipe online. And one comment, if you put twice as much sugar as it says it make to pancake a bit better.
0 ReplyHi Koryn, I’m so happy to hear that you and your friends enjoyed this pancake 😀 Yes, totally agree with you by adding more sugar to make the pancake tastes better but most Asians normally used less sugar in most bakes. So is really up to you to adjust the sugar level.
0 ReplyHello I was wondering if we leave out the vanilla extract would that be ok
0 ReplyHi Scott, Sure you can leave the vanilla extract if you prefer.
0 ReplyLove these pancakes!!! Every time I make pancakes I always use this recipe . There not doughy in the middle or to flat. There just right!!! Thanks! 🙂
0 ReplyGood morning 🙂 So happy to hear that you liked this recipe.
1 ReplyTried the recipe this morning for breakfast and everyone loved it. Thank you:-)
1 Replyرائع جداا وقمت بتطبيق الوصفه
0 Replywhich country are you from ?
0 ReplyI'm from Singapore!
0 ReplyThank you for sharing this recipe, Ann! Your pancakes look so delicious. If only we were neighbours!! I would not mind testing all your baking creations 😀
By the way, Ann – I always enjoy reading your blog and amusing myself with the pictures of the beautiful food you post here and therefore, would like to nominate you for the Versatile Blogger Award. I have announced it here: http://www.mywanderingstory.com/2012/06/versatile-blogger-award.html
Cheers and can't wait to see more blog updates from you!
Christine
0 Replythe pancakes look cheery with fruits and make a great breakfast.
0 ReplyPancakes without Baking Powder? Who knew. They sure look tempting Ann. It's good to know the next time I have no baking powder I will still be able to make pancakes!!! Now, I too want Pancakes!!!
Thanks for sharing…
0 ReplyThis recipe seems very convenient and easy to make! Would love to try cooking these one day 😀
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