I can't function without pancakes during the winter months. Here is my reason for getting out of bed on Saturdays:
1/2 C corn meal (if available, otherwise substitute wheat flour)
1/2 C buckwheat flour (if available, otherwise substitute wheat flour)
1/2 C flour. Goldcoin or Wisconsin No 2 is best, but use what you have
Up to 1/2 C sourdough starter, if available
3 T honey (or molasses, or sugar)
1/2 t salt
1 t baking soda
3 T oil (or melted butter)
1 egg
2 C milk, any kind
The grain ingredients are fungible--it can be all wheat flour, 50/50 wheat flour and buckwheat flour, or almost any combination of flour, corn meal, and buckwheat flour. (I would limit the corn meal to 1/3 of the total grains) As always with pancakes, you will be adjusting the final consistency. It sometimes helps to mix it up an hour before cooking, so the consistency stabilizes a bit. I have good luck keeping it in the fridge when there is some left over, for at least 2-3 days. Enjoy!
I love these pancakes, I will never go back to commercial mixes, perfect sweetness, texture, takes a little learning to hadle mix and flip the cakes but they are so good. Looking forward to make them this weekend with all ingredients from Charlie. Wooden rosted bold coffee perfect pairing. Thanks Charlie and his beautiful team .