My 4 year old daughter loves pancakes so every Sunday we wake up and start our day off in the kitchen making pancakes.

Tall and fluffy. These pancakes are just right. Topped with strawberries and whipped cream, they are impossible to resist.

I got this recipe from a youtube channel and it ended up being the best pancakes I've ever tried. Not just over the top sugar like most recipes, but fluffy with a good salt to it to add the savory to the sweet of proper maple syrup and butter.

I’m not the kind of person who will buy buttermilk just to make buttermilk pancakes. But, if I have buttermilk left over from another cooking project, I’ll definitely whip up a batch of these bad boys.The effort to make these is minimal, so next time you’re craving pancakes, skip the boxed mix and give these a try. 🥞This recipe is from The NY Times.#Breakfast #Sweet #Brunch

This was made when i was bored and just wanted to add sonething else to it. My sibilings like there pancakes with jam or peanut butter. If you have any left iver youu can chill them and in the morning you can heat them back up!!

I usually don't make desserts because I don't like sweets, but I wanted to try making some for my child to taste. They loved it, and as I kept making them, I adapted the recipe into Tokyo-style pancakes.

My Crispy Fluffy Pancakes are a breakfast dream—golden edges, pillowy centers, and just the right amount of sweetness. Made with simple pantry staples, these pancakes strike the perfect balance between light and rich, with a buttery vanilla flavor and satisfying crisp on the outside.

My husband often cooks pancakes on the weekends. This is originally from my mother-in-law. My husband, who has made pancakes for his family since he was a kid, added a twist to the recipe. Stack freshly cooked pancakes on a plate, and share with your family, then enjoy.All purpose flour makes the pancakes thick, and cake flour makes them thin. Melted margarine instead of butter adds a smooth and light texture. You don't need to add sugar to the batter. Recipe by J-DOG

My own recipe I came up with after trying so many.

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.

We had extra bananas that didn't get eaten before starting to brown and no one in my house will eat them with brown spots. I didn't want to make banana bread again and it was breakfast time. I looked up banana pancake recipes, but they all looked so flat and dense. I also didn't want am overwhelming banana flavor which I think something that is just "bananas and eggs" would be. So, I decided to just modify my go-to pancake recipe with bananas as the base and they turned out great.On a side note, this is a great recipe to let the kids help with! My 3 year old loves spending time cooking with Mama. He feels like a real chef when he's cooking and guiding him through the measuring and mixing of ingredients while explaining what each ingredient does is a great way to teach him math and science at the same time.

My stove was broken, and I was craving pancakes. I figured that I could use my George Foreman grill and cook my pancakes that way, and it was actually perfect! This is a fluffy recipe so the batter doesn't fall through the cracks of the grill