Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Pumpkin Pancakes


Okay, so remember last year when I got on my pumpkin kick? Well, it appears I'm not quite over it. There were just too many recipes left unmade and I couldn't resist making them, especially since my family was still there to eat them (having people to help you eat the goods is always the determining factor).

So, on a lovely Sunday afternoon, I decided to make pumpkin pancakes as a late lunch. Why lunch you ask? Well, our church meeting now starts at 10:30 in the morning and, since most of us aren't early risers (present company excluded), we usually end up going to church without eating breakfast. Consequently, breakfast for lunch seemed like a great idea.

Making these pancakes was also another good idea. It was a nice change from the usual buttermilk pancakes we were used to. The pumpkin and spice flavors really popped and eating them with maple syrup only intensified the taste, as well as added a little needed sweetness. The next time I make them, I might increase the amount of brown sugar just to see if they can be just as delicious when eaten plain. But, other than that, I wouldn't change a thing because they were a hit!

Pumpkin Pancakes (Allrecipes.com)

1 1/2 cups milk
1 cup pumpkin puree
1 egg
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 tablespoons vinegar
2 cups all-purpose flour
3 tablespoons brown sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground allspice (I used 1/2 tsp. nutmeg + 1/2 tsp. cloves)
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 teaspoon salt

In a bowl, mix together the milk, pumpkin, egg, oil and vinegar. Combine the flour, brown sugar, baking powder, baking soda, allspice, cinnamon, ginger and salt in a separate bowl. Stir into the pumpkin mixture just enough to combine.


Heat a lightly oiled griddle or frying pan over medium high heat. Pour or scoop the batter onto the griddle, using approximately 1/4 cup for each pancake. Brown on both sides and serve hot.


Note: I made a half batch of this recipe and got 9 pancakes.

This recipe is linked to:
Just Another Meatless Monday
Meatless Monday
Delicious Dishes
Hearth n' Soul Hop
33 Shades of Green Tasty Tuesdays
Dr. Laura's Tasty Tuesdays
Tasty Tuesdays
Tempt My Tummy Tuesdays
What's Cooking Wednesday
Whatcha Makin' Wednesdays
Recipes I Can't Wait to Try
Prairie Story Recipe Swap Thursday
Full Plate Thursday

56 comments:

  1. I enjoy pumpkin for breakfast. I've tried pumpkin waffles-- it makes everything so lovely and moist.

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  2. not so crazy about pumpkin but this does look good!

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  3. Mmm! Both my daughter and I love pumpkin pancakes. The spices in them make them so yummy.

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  4. Lisa, these sound delicious. For some reason, I have yet to cook much with pumpkin, except pie.

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  5. Que delícia Lisa! Eu estou aprendendo com você a comer abóbora em doces! Aqui no Brasil só temos o doce de abóbora, como uma geléia, mas panqueca de abóbora, cookies de abóbora etc transformam esse legume num grande hit com certeza!

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  6. I love having breakfast for lunch. It's ok if you haven't got over your pumpkin kick . Thanks for linking up with me.

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  7. I'm not over pumpkin yet either. I love the deep, rich color of your pancakes!

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  8. These sound so good Lisa. And pumpkin is very healthy!! This would be great to make pancakes just a little healthier for the kiddos. :)

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  9. Pumpkin pancakes are so delicious. Just with butter or a little syrup. oh yum!

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  10. I am a big fan of flavored pancakes and I love pumpkin! I don't care what time of year it is. These sound and look so yummy! My itty bitty loves pancakes for breakfast and the addition of pumpkin is a great way to "sneak" in some extra veggies, or is it a fruit?, into his diet.

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  11. I can never get enough pumpkin. Delicious!

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  12. I LOVE pumpkin too. I also have a yummy pumpkin pancake recipe. http://www.noraisinsonmyparade.com/2010/10/amazing-pumpkin-spice-pancakes-and.html

    On a side note, I had chocolate chip pancakes for dinner last night! ha I think I have a problem! :)

    -Marissa

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  13. LOVE pumpkin! Love pancakes! Thanks!

    I just put your Saturday Sweets button on my blog, I'll try to remember to link up. I tend to forget on the weekends. Thanks!

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  14. Feel free to keep up with your pumpkin kick as I love it! Pumpkin pancakes are a great way to start the day.

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  15. Now, that's something different and what a good use of pumpkins! :) Looks delicious!

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  16. Oh wonderful! I have 10 ziplock bags of pumpkin puree in the freezer! I think we will be having these very soon!

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  17. These pancakes sound uber delicious! I'm glad your pumpkin kick isn't over yet, because I'm still all about it!

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  18. Thank you for popping by and leaving a comment on the orange brownies...and inviting me to link up here on Saturday. i will surely do that...Of all the pancakes i have ever had, i never had pumpkin...i think i just may have to make these for breakfast!!! Thanks, Mica/The child's Paper

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  19. I will have to try this recipe... we love pumpkin AND pancakes!

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  20. Pumpkin pancakes sounds delicious.

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  21. Your pumpkin pancakes look SO good!

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  22. We like pancakes for dinner- I never have time to make them in the morning. These sound wonderful!

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  23. I'm definitely not over my pumpkin kick either! I bet these are fantastic!

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  24. I love pumpkin pancakes - especially if I can make them at home!! YUM! I'm putting your button at my blog - maybe it'll help remind me to link up on Saturdays!

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  25. This is one of a classic breakfast treats that will never be out in my morning table. Making it fun with all those spices for the extra yumminess goal.

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  26. Lisa, they look great! That would be the perfect way to start the day or great for dinner too!

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  27. Pumpkin Pancakes, yummy.I have a can of pumpkin puree left in my pantry. I need to make these for the boys on the weekend.

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  28. Pumkin pancakes are a fav! They are unbelievable with butter pecan syrup. Too die for.

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  29. YUM!! Would it be terrible to eat these for lunch?! ;)

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  30. I've never had pumpkin pancakes before.. These sound divine!! : )

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  31. I might never ever get over my pumpkin kick! These look fantastic and perfect for any time of year!

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  32. mmmm now I want pumpkin pancakes for dinner! I can never have too much pumpkin :)

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  33. Yum! We make breakfast for dinner at least once a week. Good stuff!

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  34. Oh yum, I am going to bookmark this for next autumn. Looks delicious!

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  35. Lisa this look amazing! Any pumpkin is good in my book! :)

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  36. They sound like a perfect Sunday meal. I wondered about posting some pumpkin muffins that I made but never posted. I should do it.

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  37. Thank you for visiting my blog and being so kind as to leave a comment. We come back on the weekend to check out the "party".

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  38. Pumpkin pancakes are so good! My recipe for them can sometimes be too mushy, so I'll have to give yours a try sometime. Thanks for linking up on Recipes I Can't Wait to Try!

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  39. I could go for a pumpkin pancake now!! I do love them. Thanks for stopping by my blog and the invite for Saturday Sweets.

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  40. Yum. You had me at pumpkin add the pancake and I am so hooked.

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  41. I have tasted any pancakes with pumpkin puree before. This is very innovative to me :D

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  42. I love pumpkin any time of the year, and will never tire of it! Your pancakes sound wonderful!

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  43. Pumpkin pancakes look super delicious!

    US Masala

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  44. Something about pumpkin pancakes is so perfect with maple syrup!!! These look delicious - I want to make them for brunch too!

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  45. These look fantastic! Pancakes are perfect anytime of the day...and pumpkin pancakes, well those just take perfection to another level! I can only imagine how scrumptiously those warm spice and pumpkin flavors meld with maple syrup. YUM.

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  46. Hi Lisa,
    What a lovely presentation for your wonderful Pumpkin Pancakes. I can't wait to give these a try. Thank you so much for sharing them with us here at Full Plate Thursday. You have a great week end and please come back!

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  47. Pumpkin pancakes are my favorite... and I've been thinking about posting some on my blog for a while.
    P.S. Thanks for the comment!

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  48. i attempted some of these in the fall. I loooove pancakes so I always try to make different kinds. will have to try this recipe sometime. ~Cara Lee (ps - thanks for stopping by my blog ;-)

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  49. Pumpkin + pancakes? yummm

    Thank you for inviting me to Sweets for a Saturday.

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  50. Love this idea, I've never even thought of it! Thank you for sharing :)

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  51. These sound amazing!
    Thank you so much for visiting my blog and inviting me to Sweets for Saturday! I made a chocolate cake today so I may just post it! :)

    ((Hugs))
    Laura

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  52. I'll definitely have to make these for my boys sometime soon! They love pancakes and pumpkin pie so it'll be a hit.

    Thanks for sharing with the hearth and soul hop.

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  53. This sounds amazing! Thanks for dropping by in Sunshine & Smile :) I would love to share my desert on your Saturday event!

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  54. I love your blog! So many yummy things in here. I'll be back!

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  55. These are so beautiful -- and sound fantastic!! Thanks, Lisa, for linking up to Friday Potluck again this week!

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