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Saturday, April 9, 2011

Homemade fluffy Pancake with maple syrup

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I just realized that pancake serve with maple syrup is very nice and love the fragrant smell from maple syrup...This morning we just having this yummy pancake at our favourite spot in our house, a wooden decking oversee our little garden...what a lovely morning..

















simple ingredients but great result, the texture is very fluffy...

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Homemade fluffy Pancake with maple syrup
(recipe source: by Sonia aka Nasi Lemak Lover)

150g Self raising flour
50g Sugar
1/4 tsp salt
110ml Fresh milk
1 egg
1tbsp Corn oil

Maple syrup

Method
1. Mix flour, sugar and salt in a mixing bowl.
2. Add in egg, milk and corn oil, use a hand whisk to stir well.
3. Spoon batter onto a non-stick pan (without oil) to pan fry until golden brown on both sides.
4. Serve hot with maple syrup

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Have a lovely weekend to all !!

 

64 comments:

Janetan said...

hi sonia,
your pancake is really fluffy and tasty.. if i'm using all purpose flour how much of baking powder should i use...?? how many did u made with this weight of flour? and one last question, do i need to let the batter wait a while before start to fry it?

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

Jane, I think 1/2tsp baking powder should be enough. I forgot to count, let me think, I think about 14pcs but this also depend on the size of pancake. If time allow, you can let it rest for 15mins. But this time I did not wait and straight away fry it , the end result still good .

Little blue said...

Your pancake look like very spongy...i like!!

鲸鱼蓝蓝蓝 said...

好喜欢你家的小花园,爱这里吃着亲手做的松饼很棒^^

Unknown said...

Nice fluffy pancakes that you have here!

mossycheong said...

Sonia,

i love your recipes and i think some of them are wonderful. i have another recipe of this pancake and i would like to share with you.

http://home-cook-dishes-for-family.blogspot.com/2011/04/homemade-pancakes.html

I will be trying your recipe and see if there are any difference with mine! Happy Cooking!

Happy Homebaker said...

I think you can read my mind! I was thinking maybe I should make some pancakes or waffles for breakfast tomorrow :) Yours look very nice and fluffy!

Shirley @ Kokken69 said...

They look super fluffy!

Anonymous said...

What a lovely breakfast! Yummy!
Thanks for sharing.

icafe

Awayofmind Bakery House said...

I love the pancakes and your lovely garden!! :)

Cuisine Paradise said...

Lovely and your pancakes are sooo fluffy!!!

Angel @ Cook.Bake.Love said...

Ur pan cake is really very fluffy and the recipe is so easy, unbelievable. I want to make this for my family tomorrow if I can wake up extra early :p

Wen said...

Very fluffy pancake even without buttermilk. I'm going bookmark this. Thanks for sharing!

The Sweetylicious said...

it loook sooooo extremely soft and fluffy! how not to love it! yummmy! (: (: (: hopefully my attempy will be as nice as yours :D

Mary Bergfeld said...

I love the soft appearance of your pancakes. Your photo of them is wonderful. For your reader who asked about all-purpose flour - for each cup of all-purpose flour, add 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking powder and 1/2 teaspoon of salt. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary

j3ss kitch3n said...

Thanks for sharing Sonia such a wonderful recipe!

Pam said...

They are the fluffiest pancakes I've ever seen. They look delicious! Perfect breakfast out on the deck!

pigpigscorner said...

Your pancakes look so fluffy! Love maple syrup too, great with yogurt!

Biren @ Roti n Rice said...

Your pancakes look very light and fluffy and it does look like a lovely morning out there! I can't wait for the weather to warm up a little more over here.

mr. pineapple man said...

yum!!! love homemade pancakes!

Maria♥ said...

Wow, those pancakes look so amazing!

Maria
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divya said...

I am hungry now looking at your dish..looks yummy!

Love2cook Malaysia said...

Beautifully shot pancakes! ;)

Dear, you've been awarded! Pls stop by to collect from me ya! ;)

Spoon and Chopsticks said...

Lovely pancakes! Love that nice texture.
Thanks for sharing.

Angie's Recipes said...

They are so soft and fluffy!

Janetan said...

thanks sonia for the answer..

Katie Mar said...

i love fluffy pancakes!!!
these look wonderful!!

My Little Space said...

Sonia, Mary being so helpful! Yes, your pancake looks really well risen. I think the smaller the size the better it rises. I've been making pancakes very often but can't bother to make a nice sizing. Just fill in the pan and quickly finish whatever batter left. hahaha.... Normally, we had it for brunch not breakfast. I don't like cooking early in the morning. Just take coffee and crackers biscuit or bread for breakfast. You have a lovely weekend.
Kristy

ann low said...

Lovely fluffy pancakes :) I want to make this too! Thanks for sharing, Sonia.

Little Corner of Mine said...

Pancakes look fluffy and how nice to be enjoying it at your deck!

The Sudden Cook said...

Love the breakfast on the patio. Pancakes and the coffee cups with the garden background look very very inviting.

chow and chatter said...

these look perfect your American readers will be proud of you thanks for traveling with me hugs Rebecca

emy said...

Thanks for sharing...i never knew fluffy pancakes are possible with home cooking!

Min {Honest Vanilla} said...

Wow this looks really good! I've not had pancakes for the longest time :)

Little Inbox said...

So nice to enjoy this in your lovely garden.

Shaz (Feedingmykidsbetter) said...

Hi hi Sonia. I so happen to chance upon your blog. I just posted very recently a post on "wholemeal maple syrup pancakes". Just wanted to share the recipe with you if you wanted a wholemeal flour one. You got a nice blog. Thanks for the inspiration - shaz

daphne said...

OK. i'm bookmarking because it does indeed look VERY fluffy! argh....thanks for the idea.. our 2 year wedding anniversary coming up so i think hubby will appreciate this!

Quay Po Cooks said...

Sonia, we love pancakes here. We eat ours with fried bacon and maple syrup for brunch. Your pancake is perfectly done, looks fluffy and light.

Honey Bee Sweets said...

Mmmm...definitely something worth waking up for! Can see how fluffy your pancakes are! ;P

Colin Woon said...

Just the title itself makes me drool! Love the photos and the thought of having such a great breakfast with the family at the side yard as beautiful as yours.

tigerfish said...

I like the garden setting of these pancakes. That is just peace and pure relaxation for me :)

Victor said...

These pancakes looks so fluffy and homey. I actually didn't know there are maple syrup in Malaysia. I thought it was a Canadian thing...

Cheah said...

Nice fluffy pancakes, will surely try out your recipe. Thanks for sharing! Lovely garden you've got.

Bakeling said...

I will try this as my breakfast because it looks delicious and easy to make !

Anonymous said...

Tried ur pancake recipe. Really soft n fluffy. Thks for sharing. ;)

Celine said...

Hi,

I'm french, sorry in advance for my very bad english :-//

I've made your pancakes the other day and they were absolutely AMAZING !!! Super fluffly, super thick, soft and tender, THE perfection waaaaouhhhh, like i love them !!! Fabulous !

Thank you so so much for sharing !!!

God bless you,
Keep it up, your blog is sincerely fantastic !

Have a nice day,
Celine from France ( Alsace - East from France )

Celine said...

Hi,

I'm french, sorry in advance for my very bad english :-//

I've made your pancakes the other day and they were absolutely AMAZING !!! Super fluffly, super thick, soft and tender, THE perfection waaaaouhhhh, like i love them !!! Fabulous !

Thank you so so much for sharing !!!

God bless you,
Keep it up, your blog is sincerely fantastic !

Have a nice day,
Celine from France ( Alsace - East from France )

Angel @ Cook.Bake.Love said...

Hi Sonia,

Did you amend the recipe? I remember when you first shared this recipe it is without oil....or I remember wrongly.

I made ur pancake in May, ever since that it comes my favourite pancake recipe. It's very easy and nice. Love it. I will be sharing in my blog too.

Thank you.

Veronica said...

I am bookmarking this recipe of yours for my weekend breakfast. Your pancakes sure look light and fluffy. Thanks for sharing your beautiful recipe. I would love to share another favourite pancake recipe with you which was adapted from Australian MasterChef
http://mintyskitchen.blogspot.com/2009/11/buttermilk-hotcakes_13.html

Anonymous said...

where to buy maple syrup?

ice-ayrez said...

hii!! i've tried making my pancakes...but they were not as fluffy as yours. i made my batter a night earlier, let it rest in room temp for an hour then put it into the fridge...is that why it didn't turn out to be fluffy?

and i pan fried it with a bit with oil.

please let me know where are my mistakes :(

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

Ice, i guess it was due to you keep it overnight and the rising agent in self raising flour no more active. Make the batter as soon as you want to make pancake .

ice-ayrez said...

Thanks a lot Sonia!
I will try it again tmrw n let u know the outcome!

ice-ayrez said...

i made it! perfect!! thanks a lot!

Kah Chin said...

Hi Sonia,
Can i replace sugar with honey?
If so, how much honey shuold i put?
Thank you :)

Emily said...

Love the breakfast on the patio. Pancakes and the coffee cups with the garden background look very very inviting.

猫儿的天空 said...

Hi, Sonia.
I have tried your recipe. The pancakes are really fluffy! I topped it with banana and toffee sauce instead of maple syrup. It tastes so good!
Thanks for sharing your great recipe!

Anonymous said...

Hi,

Are you able to provide a fluffy pancakes recipe with 100g self raising flour? How much milk will I have to add if I'm not using any eggs?

Thanks

Christine said...

Hi Sonia,
Can I replace the corn oil with olive oil?

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

Christine, I don't advise to replace with olive oil as the taste is a bit strong .

Christine said...

Hi Sonia,
Ok, noted. Thanks for the tips :)

PicCell Wireless said...

Sounds and looks great. I love pancakes for breakfast when I have the time. I like the idea of putting syrup on top.

Nic said...

Hi Sonia. I don't have enough self raising flour so I replaced the balance with 50g of cake flour and 1 tsp baking powder. I was amazed by how fluffy it has turned out, just like the hotcakes from Mc Donaldson and even better and fluffier. NOW I have run out of self raising flour. Can I know what is the substitute amount of cake flour and baking powder? 😄 this is the best pancake recipe I have tried so far! Thank you!

Sonia ~ Nasi Lemak Lover said...

Nic, same amount of cake flour, baking powder i will suggest 3/4tsp or 1tsp

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