Don’t they look scrumptious?
In order to understand how wonderful this recipe is, you need to understand something about me: I don’t ever make the same thing the same way twice. It used to frustrate my DH, but now he’s used to it. No, normally, I only make a recipe once, and it has to be really really good in order for me to make it twice. To become part of my “repertoire”? That is saying something.
I only have a few recipes in my repertoire, to be honest. Most of them are on this blog:
Mac n Cheese
Oat Muffins
Happy Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies
1-2-3 Granola!
And now, I have another recipe to add to my handful of trusted favorites: Absolutely the Best Pancakes Ever.
The secret ingredient? Freshly ground whole wheat flour. It makes all the difference in the world. You can use store-bought white whole wheat flour, and it will be great (that’s what I did for a few years), but freshly ground whole wheat results in the most beautiful texture and flavor you can imagine.
What pancakes were meant to be.
Head on over to the Grain Mill Wagon to read all about these magnificent pancakes.
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This post was made possible by WonderMill and the Grain Mill Challenge.
Great minds think a like! I posted my pancake recipe yesterday. I think they are THE best! 😉 I also use freshly ground wholewheat flour. I agree with you - the flavor is sooooooo much nicer than Bisquick or pre-ground white flour. You can compare recipes here if you want! 😉 http://www.simplifylivelove.com/2012/07/the-best-buttermilk-pancakes.html
I would love it, if you would share this, & any other recipes you may have, on my recipe link up. http://goodrecipesonline.com/organized-linkup-for-all-your-recipes-goodrecipesonline-com/.
I do the same thing. I am TERRIBLE at having “stand by” recipes, or even making something twice. I agree with you though, freshly ground flour makes an amazing difference. I grew up on homemade bread made with whole wheat flour… then when I first got married I bought wheat flour. I had no idea how much I would dislike it.