Not to overshadow the conference post...I would love to hear what everyone else enjoyed about conference, but my friend Kami asked for this recipe last week and I thought I would share it here for all to enjoy! This is one of my favorite fall recipes....we LOVE fall in our family. I think it has finally arrived here in California. It's cool enough to start cooking warm, yummy foods in the kitchen and of course there are wonderful acitivities we love that involve leaves, pumpkins, apples, and football. It makes me excited just talking about it. Anyway, this is a recipe I received from Joe's mom many years ago. He made them for me when I was sick one day in high school, it was love at first taste. Here goes....
Pumpkin Puff Pancakes
2 eggs
1 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup cooked pumpkin
1 3/4 cup Bisquick
1/4 cup vegetable oil
pinch of salt
1/2 tsp. soda
2 Tbsp. brown sugar
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 tsp. nutmeg
1/2 tsp. ginger
In small mixing bowl, beat eggs on high speed for 5 minutes or ubtil thick and lemon colored. Stir in remaining ingredients. Pour batter from 1/4 cup onto medium hot ungreased griddle. Bake until puffed and bubbles begin to break.
Apple Cider Syrup
1 cup sugar (I actually put very little sugar in, maybe 1/4 cup or less, we think the cider makes it sweet enough, do what you like
2 T. cornstartch
1/4 tsp. cinnamon
1/4 tsp. nutmeg
2 cups apple cider
2 T. Lemon juice
1/4 cup melted butter
In saucepan, mix sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon and nutmeg; stir in apple cider and lemon juice. Cook stirring constantly, until mixture thickens and boils. Boil and stir for 1 minute. remove from heat, stir in melted butter. Makes 2 1/2 cups syrup.
Yum! These are so good. They practically melt in your mouth! Try them and tell me what you think! Enjoy!
17 comments:
oooooohhh... can't wait. About how many pancakes does one batch make?? Thanks so much for sharing!!
We also love fall. I'm excited to try your recipe!
Thanks so much! I am so excited to have those yummy pancakes again. I love reading your blog and seeing pictures of your cute kids.
I have been searching for this recipe and realized it is in storage. Riley has also called me asking for it already. So it will be greatly appreciated.
i don't know if you saw, but laura swenson posted on your sep 30th post to say sam swenson is in sacramento. i haven't seen sam in a while, sounds like nor cal is the place to be.
My boys will be so excited, pancakes in any form are definately their favorite food!
I remember you making these for us when we were at Ricks. What great memories! I have thought about them but never asked for the recipe. I look at this yesterday, but didn't leave a comment. Then last night I dreamed about them. I can't wait to try it out!
Amy - I can't remember how much one recipe makes, but we usually double this recipe and keep the batter in the fridge for the next day.
Paul - Yes, I saw Laura's comment. We have gotten together with Sam and his wife Erica and their two (almost 3) children a few times. We were actually in the same stake when we lived in Rancho Cordova. Sam spoke at the Saturday adult session of Stake Conference and was quoted the next day by the Stake President. Pretty impressive, eh? We missed the session where he spoke, I guess that disqualifies us from considering ourselves Orthodox Mormon.:) Sam helped us move both times and was a great help each time. Our girls said, "When is your brother Sam going to come over with our cousins?" We realized our kids must get really confused trying to keep track of Joe's 8 brothers. it's fun to catch up with old friends and realize how much the same, yet different they are now.
BTW do you use goodle reader?
google
i don't think google reader works with blogs that require passwords...does it?
and i guess i misunderstand the reason for the question. does google reader allow you to track recent comments from all your different posts?
Hello Lee's.
Isn't blog world crazy...you get to get the update on friends who don't even know your reading their site. It's good to hear that your guys are doing great. You're kids are darling! We'll keep checking in to see how your doing. Our blog is: scottkristalukas.blogspot.com
Wow, what great recipes and perfect for the fall season. I'll have to whip up a batch soon!
Thanks for sharing!
Plus I LOVED all the comments you wrote on my warts post. I didn't know my grandpa would remove your warts. My dad evetually got his dad's cotterizer (it would burn them out) and when he used it on a plantar wart on the bottom of Greg's foot there was a hole in his heel for 3 months! That's a seriously dangerous weapon!
So sad you have a little one that fears doctors too. We'll both have to hope they grow out of it.
Hope all is well!
Love,
Cheryl
So I made these this morning... and... YUMMY!!! Oh, thanks for sharing! Melinda Issac and her mom and sister Kaitlyn were here, too. Big, big thumbs up from all!
And it helped me feel like it really is autumn in this green and sunny California town!
I think you gave me this recipe. It sounds divine. I have loved every recipe that you have given me. Thanks!
Mmmmm. I am always up for a good pumpkin recipe. I've been knee-deep in pumpkin goodies for the last few weeks now. I just can't stop!
I am so glad you found our blog! Odd as it is, I have been thinking about you too. My friend has a link to an "amy jo" on her blog and everytime I see it, I think it is you.
How fun that you are in the Sacramento area. Woodland, right?
We would love to go back there, but for now we are in So. California. I hope you are enjoying it.
I still keep in touch with all my old roommates. Lindi is the only one who does not have a blog, but we are working on that. She just had her third baby. A girl this time. She loves being a mom! I have links to Merideth, Shelly, Kelly, and Sharalee if you ever want to say hi. In fact, Kelly and I are neighbors in So. Cal. It is so fun!
It was great to hear from you. Your family is DARLING, as I would expect! I am going to add you as a link so I can visit frequently!
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