Sweet Potato Pancakes
Show: $40 a DayEpisode: Charleston, SC
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By chefemmit
N. OREGON COAST
on May 03, 2012
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These were delicious. I cut it in half, there is just two of us. Wasn't real sure what the amount of sweet potato should measure, but decided that a half cup is what I'd use. I also upped the eggs, stayed with two, even with the half recipe, just to make sure there was enough lift. My husband loved them. I thought they were very good, too. Not doughy at all. Definitely will make again.
By rockymtnmama
Denver, CO
on March 14, 2012
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I too did not have whole wheat flour, so used all purpose alone. I had to thin the batter with a bit of milk. My sweet potato was rather large...over a cup once boiled and mashed, so perhaps that was too much. I pureed the potato and milk in the blender. I also used the blender to turn the pecans into "flour" and may toss some of that into the pancake batter next time around. I used maple syrup in place of honey in the butter. Totally delicious, moist, and tender pancakes complimented by the pecan butter and a splash of maple syrup. My guests loved it all!
By magunnin
on March 07, 2012
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Didn't have whole wheat flour. I used all purpose and they came out great. I could tell where the whole wheat flour would have come in and be just as good. Also added a few pecans into the batter for extra cruch.Will be making for the kids this weekend. Made a few and cooled them on a baking rack and froze them. Good Stuff
By SunRei
Apopka
on January 11, 2012
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This is a very tasty, moist pancake, with just the right sweetness to it. I cooked them twice. I made a batch Sunday and refrigerated them (in a container wrapped in paper towel to avoid moisture. My famiily toast them in the toaster or toaster oven in the mornings. Good carbs to start the morning.
By ashabelle
on October 01, 2011
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I used two small sweet potatoes, and it turned out amazing!!! The pancakes were moist and flavorful. I will make this again and again!
By thedasmith
Albany, NY
on August 02, 2011
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Best pancake recipe I've found to date! However, I used pureed baby food (sweet potato. I've also combined it with bananas, along with carrots and applesauce. It's a great way to get in some extra veggies for the kids!
By chrismarie7
Bristol, 45
on July 29, 2011
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This review's just for the pancakes---these were a great way to make a relatively healthy pancake! My husband is picky about anything with whole wheat flour, but he loved these--they were very moist. The first time, I did have to adjust my batter a little, because it was a little thin--but that's typical since the size of potatoes will vary. I also used the same recipe but substituted bananas, and it was very good!
By TamaraBB2000
Austin, TX
on April 26, 2011
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These were GREAT pancakes! I used a leftover baked sweet potato, followed the recipe exactly, and my family loved them. I made them on a weekday morning so no time to make the pecan butter but I am definitely going to try that next time!
By mindysga_12853785
Canton, 49
on May 07, 2010
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So delicious! I wanted to make them at home so looked here and excited to see the Joseph's recipe. Can't wait to try it at home.
By maidy3_12528895
Parsons, 55
on January 07, 2010
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My pancakes came out extremely dense and were not cooking all the way through. I think it is because I used such a large sweet potato (about the size an infants head! I would like to give it another try, however, I do need a bit more information. How much potato should I use?