
Pancakes are one of those foods that I love to make, but hate to eat.
I don’t know why. Perhaps it’s because during high school I worked at a local breakfast restaurant and served more pancakes than I care to remember. But even though I might pass on the vegan flapjack, I’m still able to recognize a good pancake recipe.
One of our favorite sites, VeganYumYum.com, recently dreamt up a new kind of pancake recipe and recalls the discovery like this:
“The other morning I woke up at some unfavorable hour craving apple pancakes. Suddenly one part of my brain connected with another and I had it; yeast risen pancakes. It’s not an original idea by any means, I just don’t know why it hadn’t occurred to me until now. Not only would yeast risen pancakes have extra flavor added by using a slow-rising batter, but you could omit baking soda and baking powder altogether, creating a cleaner tasting pancake.”
Sound like something you want for breakfast? Click here to get the recipe.



Thu, Jul 16, 2009 — By Michael Parrish DuDell
Food, Recipes