Chocolate Chip Wholegrain Pancakes

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After having some yummy pancakes for brunch yesterday at Fresh Fruits Lab, I fell in love with pancakes all over again (lol). So I decided to make pancakes for the husband and the little one for breakfast this morning.

I tweaked a little of these fluffy pancakes to wholegrain pancakes. I really enjoyed using the Prima’s superfine wholegrain flour. Since the flour is so fine, it makes these pancakes really soft!

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Chocolate Chips Wholegrain Pancakes 巧克力豆全麦煎饼

Fluffy and soft pancakes made using wholegrain flour. Make these pancakes sweeter and irresistable by adding chocolate chips to the batter! Enjoy warm with fruits, maple syrup and some granola for crunch!

Prep Time15 mins

Cook Time25 mins

Total Time40 mins

Course: Breakfast, Snack

Cuisine: American

Servings: 2 Adults

Ingredients

• 120 g plain flour
• 30 g superfine wholegrain flour
• 1.5 tsp aluminum-free baking powder
• 1/2 tsp salt
• 40 g sugar
• Pinch of cinnamon optional
• 110 ml milk room temperature
• 1 egg beaten and room temperature
• 1 tbsp oil
• A handful of semi-sweet chocolate chips

Instructions

• Whisk together flour, sugar, cinnamon and salt in a mixing bowl.
• Add egg, milk and corn oil to the mixing bowl. Whisk the mixture well till lumpy and thick. Add in chocolate chips and fold in briefly.
• Scoop the batter onto a non-stick frying pan, on medium-low heat. You do not need to oil the pan as oil has been added to the batter. You might also need to use the ladle to spread out the batter so it would not be too thick.
• Pan fry till you see bubbles all over on the pancake surface, flip over (the pancake should be golden brown). Pan fry till slightly golden brown on the other side.
• Best served warm, with maple syrup, fruits and/or granola.

Notes

I used a soup ladle to scoop the mixture onto the frying pan. If you prefer petite sized small pancakes, use a tbsp to scoop the batter.

 

I've used demerara sugar so it's "healthier" than refined sugar. Alternatively, you can also use coconut sugar here.

 

Recipe adapted from Nasi Lemak Lover. Makes about 10 petite sized pancakes, or  regular size pancakes.

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