Pumpkin Pancakes

I'm still looking for a really good pumpkin pancake recipe too.  Thanks for the suggestions!  I prefer summer to fall or winter, but I have to admit enjoying when pumpkin flavors come back.

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 I made these:

 pumpkin pancakes with homemade cinnamon butter

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I can't make pancakes without burning at least half, but the pumpkin waffle recipe is intriguing. Thanks.

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One of the B&Bs we stayed in this summer had pumpkin pancakes and I've been meaning to try to create a version ever since. I know that they made the batter the night before and left it in the fridge for the flavours to blend. And that they separated the eggs and beat the egg whites the next morning before adding them to the batter to help make the pancakes light and fluffy.

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Must have been something in the air this morning because my husband suddenly had a craving for those pumpkin pancakes after I announced that I was cutting into the pumpernickel loaf..."Oh Ya! - Pumpkin Pancakes".  Well it just so happened that I had mixed up a batch of pancakes for him but the plan was "strawberry pancakes".  So he made a few w/ the chopped strawberries, then we added 2 1/2 tbs. of canned pumpkin to the batter. They came out great!.  Here is the mix I used:

2 cup buttermilk pancake flour + 1 cup soy milk + 1/2 cup water + 1 egg + 1 tsp vanilla. I use the hand held mixer so the batter gets light.  Put 1 to 2 tbs SMART BALANCE  into pan to heat. When heater over med-hi heat, add batte. Once you see a few bubbles in batter, add your chopped strawberries (or other fruit) and if you want them thicker, add more batter at this time (it won't spread as much).  If using pumpkin, simply add 2 1/2 tbs canned pumpkin to remaining batter (in this case there was about 3/4 c batter remaining). 

Enjoy!

 I am not sure if any of you have an "Eastern Market"  but just the other day I saw a bag you can buy for Pumpkin Pancakes. So you all should check that out. But on the other hand let me tell making any type of pancakes is very easy. You can just add some canned pumpkin and even diced up pumpkin pieces if you want to get creative (if you opt for this its best if left overnight so they will not be hard). Pancakes are so easy to make for anything really...

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