Whole Wheat Peach Pancakes

Recipe Courtesy of Colin Ambrose

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  • on May 30, 2010

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    After giving the noted two hours, these pancakes are fast and delicious! I add 1 tsp of cinimmon and 1 of nutmeg. I also use one cup of wheat flour, omitting the white. Great with bananas too!

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  • on May 30, 2010

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    I really liked this recipe! I didn't let the batter sit for two hours. I just used it right away. I also didn't have the problem the previous reviewer did with it being too thin because I didn't really measure, I just estimated approximately what was needed and kept adding milk little by little until the batter was the right consistency. After it was cooked, I topped it with the remaining sliced peaches and drizzled with honey and sprinkled on some powder sugar and all I can say is YUM!

    Oh, and I also substituted butter spray for the real stuff and used egg whites instead of a whole egg because I was cutting the recipe in half.

    I will be making these again.

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  • on January 23, 2010

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    When I saw this recipe it noted time as 10 minutes, it wasn't until I started preparing the batter that it stated "let rest 2 hours" ??? really? I let it rest about an hour (who has 2 additional hours in the morning and the batter was super thin, more like crepes so the peaches (even sliced thin didn't really sit well.

    I added some yogurt to try to thicken the batter...will look for another whole what recipe that doesn't take 2 hours + to make.

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  • on November 18, 2007

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    My kids absolutely love these pancakes. I was looking for a recipe that I can make from scratch since the store bought mix has enriched flour which is bad for our diet. This is great and they love it - that works for me!

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