Fluffy Soufflé Pancakes and Breakfast RecipePancake, loved as a regular breakfast choice for their simple ingredients and easy preparation.In addition to the basic batter made with flour, eggs, and milk, you can add any ingredients you like to suit your taste. For sweetness, you can replace sugar with jam or fruit purée. Mixing in meringue, like in a soufflé, makes the pancakes fluffier and softer in texture. While butter and maple syrup are the usual toppings, you can also use honey, whipped cream, jam, Nutella, fruit, or ice cream to your liking. Serve them with fried eggs, scrambled eggs, or bacon for a heartier meal.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tcAIf393_A

These are soufflé-style pancakes made with yogurt.You don't need to strain the yogurt, so you can make these as soon as the craving hits!These are fluffy pancakes like the ones I ate at Bill Granger's restaurant.I used yogurt instead of ricotta cheese! Recipe by a2co

I was craving those famous soufflé pancakes you eat in a cafe, and so this is my attempt to recreate the dish.Although these pancakes are slightly sweetened, it actually makes quite a nice breakfast since they are pancakes after all. Or, you can try them with all sorts of flavors...This is my new favorite pancake recipe.These pancakes will rise when baked, but they will shrivel slightly immediately after they're done.They won't shrink any more after that even when they've cooled down, so you can heat them up before serving.Whipped milk and other creams go well too, since these pancakes are quite fluffy. Recipe by Yukijirushi

Again I have never made them so yeah 😅

The softest pancakes ever! I couldn’t click a photo after serving since they become flat so quickly. #sweet

Very easy! I formed the recipe so that you can make it without special ingredients.Even when it's completely finished, it will be easier to cut after it's completely cooled.Even better if chilled in the fridge. For 18 cm [7.1 in] round cake pan. Recipe by Chisora

Melt in your mouth pancake

Stumbled upon this recipe onlinr at a website called thepreparedpantry.com.

I got Bill Granger's recipe and made my own version that is easy to make at home.It's even fluffier and more mouth-watering than the real deal!This is the result of much trial and error.This is the most delicious and easiest version.It's maintains a nice cheesy texture.The pancakes themselves aren't that sweet, but if you use the honeycomb butter and powdered sugar, they will become sweet enough.If you have a sweet tooth, you can also use maple syrup! Recipe by BondgirlU

I longed for genuine French soufflé so I found out a recipe from not well-known chef and tried it. Definitely wort it and takes only a while! Cranberries are optional you could add whatever you want just make sure it has the same consistency as your mixture.