The best sourdough pancakes are always fluffy and delicious. This is a no wait recipe that adds some prebiotic goodness into your breakfast! This recipe doesn’t have any white sugars or anything fake and it’s still a crowd pleaser. Something that you can feel good about feeding your family.
Gather everything you need. Next you’re going to melt your butter and add that to your mixing bowl. Mix in your coconut sugar, eggs, starter, and milk. Mix well.
On top of the wet ingredients add your dry ingredients (Flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda) Mix them gently and then whisk them in with the wet ingredients.
If your batter is too thin, add a little more flour. If it is too thick, add in a little bit more milk.
Heat up your pan or your griddle.
Once hot, add your batter in about ½ cup size scoops.
Cook on medium high.
Once the pancakes start to get a little browed on the bottom edge and a little bit fluffier, it’s time to flip them.
Cook on until they start to get a little browned.
Serve hot and enjoy! I like to serve with a simple syrup (search on my website) and a dollop of vanilla greek yogurt.
Notes
Sourdough Starter: You can use unfed starter or bubbly and active. I have used both and the flavor is always great but the texture or fluffiness of them might vary a little bit. I have never had them turn out bad.
Milk: You can use whatever kind you want. I have used whole milk, 2%, plain unsweetened almond milk, and vanilla unsweetened almond milk.
Eggs: You can use 2 large or 3 small.
Coconut Sugar: Coconut sugar can be replaced with brown sugar at a 1:1 ratio. (The same amount)