Family tradition was to always make pancakes with the kiddo in my house growing up. I decided to continue doing that with my daughter. This is simple enough my 3 yo can help! But yummy enough everyone loves them! Our favorite is with strawberries, blueberries and white chocolate chips added in! (Main picture)

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Red and Green pancakes on Christmas morning have been a tradition at our house since the 1960's. I vividly recall my dad making these in our basement on Christmas morning (yes, we had a stove in our basement) because he always made such a mess when he cooked that my mother would not let him use the kitchen stove! This recipe uses powdered buttermilk which you can find with the condescend milk at your grocery store. It keeps much longer than liquid buttermilk and you have it when you need it.

Our traditional Sunday morning pancakes. Add blueberries, chocolate chips, or whatever you're in the mood for :-)

So fluffy and delicious! Maple syrup is a must!! Add apples and cinnamon, blueberries, bananas or anything you like.

This recipe for pancakes is a Sunday tradition at my house.This version makes for very fluffy/thick pancakes. If you like your pancakes a bit thinner, (or more of them) use 2 cups milk.

Since I saw the movie Mathilda as a kid I’ve been obsessed with the pancakes she makes in the beginning of the movie. After a lot of recipes tried, this is the one I absolutely love!

This recipe was inspired by a Tommy DiPaolo book called pancakes for breakfast. The book had no words. Just pictures of a grandma trying to make pancakes

I had a craving for some pancakes. I found a recipe in a cookbook and took out all the fancy stuff. They were very delicious. It makes about 18 5-inch pancakes.

These pancakes are perfect for evening snacks and even for breakfast. These pancakes go best with butter. Do try this quick, easy and delicious recipe of Pancakes.