I know I have been sharing recipes with pumpkin lately, but it feels like the time to do so is so short. I don't see why it has to be that way. Anyway I hope you will bare with me with one more recipe. This is, of course, is awesome or I wouldn't be sharing it with you.
The recipe is supposed to be used for making pancakes and I did make pancakes the first time and they worked out great. I had leftover batter after the first time so I just stored it in an air-tight container to use the next day. The batter was thick the first time but even thicker the next day. As usual I just added a little extra milk the second day to thin the batter. I didn't add much and so it was still not thin. That's when I got the idea to try it as waffles instead.
Well, that worked out even better and since my husband prefers waffles instead of pancakes, that is what I will be doing each time I miss up the ingredients. For a twist, I sprinkled a little cinnamon-sugar on top instead of powdered sugar and used my usual sugar-free syrup. The only change I made in the recipe was to use whole wheat flour instead of the all-purpose flour.
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KING ARTHUR FLOUR PUMPKIN WAFFLES
1-1/4 whole wheat flour
2 tablespoons sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1-1/2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup milk (may need to add a little more if batter is too thick)
1/3 cup pumpkin
2 tablespoons butter or oil
1 large egg
In a large bowl blend the dry ingredients with a whisk.
Add the milk, pumpkin, oil, and egg and stir til combined.
Heat waffle iron and cook as normal OR
as pancakes...
I didn't know we can put pumpkins in the pancakes. This is very good and healthy. I'll do some for my little grandson 😁
ReplyDeleteThey aren't strong with pumpkin but just enough to add a new flavor for pancakes. Hope your grandson like them. Don't forget a sprinkle of powdered sugar. Patricia
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