How To Make Pancakes Like IHOP - Pancake Recipe

Ever wanted to make pancakes like IHOP® pancakes? Now you can! If you've never tried IHOP® pancakes, you don't know what you've been missing out on. This easy pancake recipe takes about a half hour to make, from the bowl to your plate.



Pancakes Like IHOP® Recipe

• 1 - Cup Flour (All-Purpose)



• 1 1/4 - Teaspoon Baking Powder



• 1 - Teaspoon Baking Soda



• 1 - Cup Buttermilk



• 1/4 - Cup Sugar



• 1 - Large Egg



• 1/4 Cup Vegetable Oil

Mix all of your dry ingredients thoroughly. Add the buttermilk, oil and egg. Whisk all ingredients until thoroughly blended. Heat a skillet on medium. Using a coffee cup, pour a small portion of the pancake batter into the skillet to form your pancakes. (I like my pancakes about 6 inches wide.) Once the edges begin to brown, gently flip the pancakes. Finish cooking until nice and golden brown on both sides. Makes about 4 servings. Just add butter and syrup. Enjoy your delicious treat of pancakes like IHOP®!

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