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Multi Berry Pancake RecipesThis is a wonderful basic berry pancake recipe that can be used to create any one of several fruit pancakes recipes including blue berry pancakes, blackberry pancakes, strawberry pancakes and raspberry pancakes. Here are a few things to look for when selecting your berries. Strawberry and raspberries should be bright in color, free of mold and uncrushed. Additionally the strawberries should have hulls attached to them. Blueberries and blackberries should be plump, dark in color, free of mold, unweathered and wrinkle free. Fruit Berry Pancake Recipes1/2 cup milk In a medium mixing bowl, combine wet ingredients consisting of milk, melted butter or margarine, egg and mix the ingredients well. Next form pancake batter by adding shifted flour, baking powder and sugar to the wet mixture. Stir your mixture just enough to dampen the flour. This batter be as thick as heavy cream, therefore if necessary add a little more milk. Lastly, gently mix in your berries of choice (blue berries, raspberries, strawberries or blackberries). Cook your pancakes in a lightly greased frying pan over medium high heat or on a heated griddle. Using a spatula, turn the pancakes to the other side when bubbles begin to form all around the surface of the pancake and when the underside of the pancake has browned to your liking. Once the pancakes are flipped cook until browned. Return to TOP of Berry Pancake Recipes page Return to Soul Food homepage
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