Poor Boy Pancakes

Name: Poor Boy Pancakes
Total time: 1800 s
Yield: 8 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 2 cup Flour or Wheat Flour; 2 cup Milk whole or 2%; 1 egg; 1 tsp vanilla extract

ShatteredGravity @ShatteredGravity

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

A quick recipe for some tasty pancakes that I learned from my great grandmother (I also use a waffle iron with this recipe, sometimes).

This is cheap and easy to make. Alter the amount of milk vs flour for desired thickness.

A quick recipe for some tasty pancakes that I learned from my great grandmother (I also use a waffle iron with this recipe, sometimes).

This is cheap and easy to make. Alter the amount of milk vs flour for desired thickness.

ShatteredGravity @ShatteredGravity

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

A quick recipe for some tasty pancakes that I learned from my great grandmother (I also use a waffle iron with this recipe, sometimes).

This is cheap and easy to make. Alter the amount of milk vs flour for desired thickness.

A quick recipe for some tasty pancakes that I learned from my great grandmother (I also use a waffle iron with this recipe, sometimes).

This is cheap and easy to make. Alter the amount of milk vs flour for desired thickness.

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Ingredients

30 mins

8 servings

2 cupFlour or Wheat Flour
2 cupMilk whole or 2%
1egg
1 tspvanilla extract

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Steps

30 mins

1

Add the above ingredients into a mixing bowl and mix until mostly smooth (or completely smooth). For the vanilla extract, I use a cap full.
2

If using a frying pan or a waffle iron, add a coating of cooking spray, vegetable oil, or olive oil. I find spray works best and easiest on the iron. You may also want to add more after making 2 pancakes/waffles.
3

In a frying pan, pour/laddle out your desired amount of batter and fry until the top layer is solid and dry around the edge, then flip and fry for about 1 - 1 1/2 mins. If using a waffle iron, cover the bottom of the iron with batter and cook for 3 mins.
4

Once all the batter is used, serve with ketchup (yes, ketchup) and enjoy. Also, these hold up well to going into a Ziploc bag and going in the freezer to be reheated later.