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These easy fluffy pancakes are my favourite! I often serve the pancakes for breakfast when I have extra time on weekend mornings.

This recipe is from Nasi Lemak Lover. I used to make mini pancakes with the recipe, and I love it! You can also add a little bit of water to the batter, to make it “lighter”.

This time, I made the pancakes using my new My Melody pancake pan! I first saw cutie pancakes on Little Miss Bento‘s IG, and I really love them!

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But I guess I need more practice with the pan! Please don’t mind the ugly photos! I will try to take new photos of these when I perfect them ;p

In case you have missed the first time I posted these fluffy pancakes in mini size (click on the link to see the tbsp size pancakes), they are really light and fluffy. My kids love these pancakes a lot!

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Easy Fluffy Pancakes 简易松饼

Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
Yield: 2 Adults 1x

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Description

These easy-to-make and fluffy pancakes should make it to our breakfast menu everyday!

Ingredients

Scale

150 g plain flour + 1.5 tsp baking powder*
40 g sugar
1/4 tsp salt
110 ml milk
1 egg
1 tbsp cooking oil
1/4 tsp vanilla extract, (optional)
1.5 tsp water*

Instructions

Place flour, baking powder, sugar and salt into mixing bowl. Whisk to mix well.
Make a well in the centre of the bowl. Add in milk, egg, oil. Mix to just combine.
Add in 1.5 tsp of water and mix to combine. Take note not to overmix the batter.
Heat up non-stick pan over low heat. Ladle in batter. You can use tbsp size for toddlers, or if you wish to have mini pancakes (see my mini pancakes here). Cook till batter bubbles on surface and looks relatively set. Flip over and cook for further 1 min.
Best to serve warm, with maple syrup and fresh fruits.

Notes

I am using demerara sugar, as it has some nutritional values, compared to refined sugar. If you wish to have sweeter pancakes, use sugar up to 50g.

The plain flour + baking powder can be replaced with 150g self-raising flour.

For the water to be added at the end, you can add up to 3 tsp of water. However, I would recommend you to try 1.5 tsp first, and then adjust the water according to your preference the next time.

Recipe Adapted from NasiLemakLover.

Category: Breakfast, Pancakes