Absolutely delicious! I recommend not eating the pancakes with syrup since they are already pretty sweet. I used cookie cutters as molds and they work perfectly I was also able to make the pancakes in fun shapes!
Thank you so much for the incredible recipe for these japanese souffle pancackes!I mad them for my father, who could not eat, because he got 4 of his frontteeth out. After I made him these pancakes, he was so thankfull and ate them deliciously. He was realy in love with them. Thanks again!! ^^
It was so good and customizable. I actually made 1 batch savory w/ garlic & parmesan topped w/ bechamel sauce and 1 batch of sweet cafe latté flavor. The savory one was so good that my son ate 2 in 5 min. I will double the batches next time. The sweet ones were just as good. No topping needed. I made this recipe in the silicone molds that i asked you about on youtube. I tagged you on instagram already and please don’t mind my black pancakes. They’re not burnt just got espresso powder & that cause it looks black. It is super fluffy. It is perfect to make in those molds, easy to flip and ensuring cook all the way through.
Thanks so much for this awesome recipe. It made it easier to flip and simply let cooled in the mold for 10 min after cooked. It releases easily and only the flip side not as smooth as the side in the mold. Aside from that, it’s awesome. Thanks for the perfect recipe for those molds. Will tag you again next time i make the savory ones.
INGREDIENTS:
– 3/4 cup + 1 tbsp Flour
– 1/4 tsp Baking Soda
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These souffle pancakes look delicious! I really liked them! But you know what I like even more? Alll your step-by-step recipes (with lot of pictures)! It’s one of these little details that make your blog so special and still makes me read your recipes (all of them) through the years!
This is my first time find a blog with perfect and complete menu. Moreover each menu has detail step (And I can print it yeay!) , so I can follow all of it. It sure there’s a hard work for these kind of perfection.
Thank you Nami san for sharing yet another great recipe! I have made pancakes many times but certainly not a souffle pancake and will certainly try. I can see similarities with making a souffle cheese cake in that you whip the egg whites separately and folding them gently into the egg yolk batter and not forgetting water that is required to steam the entire pancake batter whilst frying in the pan. Can’t wait to try it and perhaps I will upload some photos later via instagram later. Thanks again for sharing this simple and delicious recipe!
INGREDIENTS:
– 3/4 cup + 1 tbsp Flour
– 1/4 tsp Baking Soda
– 1/2 tsp Baking Powder
– Pinch of Salt
– 1 Egg Yolk + 3 Egg Whites
– 2 tbsp melted Butter
– 1 /2 cup + 4 tbsp Buttermilk
– 2 1/2 tbsp Sugar ( to add to the egg whites)
– Zest of 1/4 of a Lemon ( add lemon zest or 1 tsp vanilla).
– 1/4 tsp Cream of Tartar or 1/2 tsp Lemon Juice
Directions:
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This Japanese Pancake is a new level of recipes making. Once your taste, you’ll find yourself lost inside its amazing taste and flavor. And if ever know how to do it, don’t worry. Because, Today I’m going to show you, how to make this super fluffy airy Japanese pancakes, step by step in this post.
1- So, like most other pancakes, the Japanese pancake recipe starts with buttermilk and eggs yellow.
2- Add a little bit of lemon. It’s optional but highly recommend you to add it. Because it’ll give some extra flavor to your pancake.
3- And add some melted butter to give these wet ingredients a good mix. So, they’re combined.
4- And then add the dry ingredients mix, but do not over mix them. Otherwise, your pancake will be very tough. And obviously that’s not how you would like pancake to be.
5- Put the whole mixture aside. And take another bowl and add 3 large egg whites in, and add some lemon juice you can add some cream of tartar if you prefer as well.
6- Whip these up, and slowly keep incorporating the sugar. This is what will give your pancake that big rise, and make it really fluffy, and give it that classic jiggle you want.
7- Keep betting the egg’s white, until they reach stiff peaks. And then fold these into the pancake batter.
8- Mix about 2 to 3 tablespoons at first just to line the mixture, so it’ll be easier to fold in the rest of the egg whites.
9- Once you add the rest of the egg whites, gently fold them in, and be careful to not deflate them. Your pancake batter should be very light, airy, but at the same time it needs to keep its shape.
10- Now, you need to pre-heat your pan, and I highly recommend you to use a nonstick pan. Don’t have one…? Here are our recommended pans, if you want to invest a few bucks on it.
11- Now, you use a ring to get a perfectly rounded Japanese pancake, or just put the ice cream scoop directly onto the pan. Then go ahead and cook these for about three minutes on each side. And make sure that the inside is fully cooked through.
The flavor of this pancake is amazing, and it’s incredibly soft and tender. I’m sure you’ll love it…’’
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