Sweet Potato Pancakes

Change up your breakfast routine, or serve these with dinner.

Ingredients

    Yield:

    • 1-1/2 cups Pamela's Baking & Pancake Mix
    • 1 tsp nutmeg
    • 1 tsp salt
    • 1/2 cup sweet potato-mashed, cooked
    • 2 large eggs-beaten
    • 1-1/2 cups milk
    • 4 TBSP butter-melted (or butter substitute of your choice)
Directions

    In a small bowl, whisk together Pamela's Baking & Pancake Mix, nutmeg & salt.

    In a separate bowl, mix together mashed sweet potato and eggs, then add milk and mix until well incorporated. Add butter and mix again. Add pancake mix and stir until well blended.

    Cook on medium heated griddle for about two minutes per side. Make sure the first side is cooked before turning-bubbles will come to the top and pop. Batter will look more opaque and dry instead of shinny.

    Chef's Note: Serve with toasted chopped pecans or crumbled crisp bacon (on top or in the batter) and maple syrup.

    © Pamela's Products, Inc.

Customer Reviews

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Kerri

I made these with coconut oil and coconut milk- amazing!!! Perfect for a Sunday morning breakfast in quarantine

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NS

Made these today for toddler grandson, daughter & son-in-law. Substituted coconut oil for 3 of 4 Tbs oil, used 1 Tbs of butter, and subbed lite coconut milk.Sprinkled nutritional yeast over them as they came off the griddle. My 30 month old grandson ate his with chicken at first and for seconds, he opted for no sugar strawberry jam. I found them great myself. No sogginess, though I will say that the daughter's gas stovetop can get overly hot in areas after a few minutes. I found the key is to watch for the bubble popping and keeping the flame adjusted in par with the suggested timing. These will be keepers. Healthy, gluten-free and Yummy!

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Russ

Amazing with coconut oil and coconut milk substitutions for butter and milk!

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cass

I followed the recipe and they turned out good.

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Sheila H

I found this recipe to turn out a pasty gummy pancake. They were cooked to a golden brown on each side but had an uncooked not sweet potato flavored mushy inside. I thought ok maybe it would work better in the waffle iron. Still the same result. I even used eggs instead of the alternative. We threw them away (and we eat everything). Yet another GF disaster. We do love your scones, that's what made this so disappointing for us.