It’s certainly not a secret how much I love citrus flavors. From lemon buttermilk waffles to coconut lime cheesecake bars and even a tangerine Julius, I’ve been loving it lately.
Recently when I shared my recipe for the lemon waffles, Jennett commented that she did not have a waffle iron and asked if she could make them as pancakes. I knew I just had to share this version of my buttermilk pancakes.
You’ll just need a few basic ingredients for the base of this recipe, but instead of buttermilk I use the juice of two lemons (2 tablespoons) in with my whole milk to create a buttermilk substitute. I think this deepens the lemony flavor in this recipe and is a great way to use the lemon since you’ll also need its zest for this recipe. You’ll also need a cup of fresh blueberries – not frozen.
These pancakes are light, fluffy and stuffed full of lemon and blueberry goodness.
But beware, once you make them, you’ll start getting requests for them left and right!
Lemon Blueberry Pancakes make a delicious breakfast or brunch anytime of the year!
Ingredients
- 2 cups flour, self-rising
- 3 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups whole milk
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 2 eggs
- 3 tablespoons butter, melted + butter for griddle and serving
- 1 cup fresh blueberries
- zest of 1 lemon
Instructions
http://addapinch.com/cooking/2012/03/26/lemon-blueberry-pancakes-recipe/
- Combine dry ingredients and gently whisk through to mix.
- Add lemon juice to whole milk and let stand for about five minutes to create a buttermilk substitute.
- Add eggs and melted butter to milk mixture and whisk to combine.
- Combine wet ingredients into the dry ingredients. Do not over mix. Add in blueberries and lemon zest and gently stir to combine.
- Heat griddle over medium heat. Prepare griddle with butter. Drop 1/4 cup scoops of batter onto griddle. Cook about 2 minutes, until pancake has cooked on the bottom and set on top. Flip once.
- Top with a touch of butter while still piping hot.
- Serve hot with your favorite maple or pancake syrup.
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We LOVE pancakes around here and this recipe sounds TOO easy!! Definitely going to try it soon!!
I know! Next to adding Chocolate Chips to pancakes, this takes a very close second in my book for the most AWESOME pancakes ever!
I love making breakfast and have made a similar pancake in past… a lemon ricotta pancake. I can only image how amazing this pancake is! I cant wait to give it a try!
How have I never thought to make this combo before?!
ooo i love a lemon and blueberry combination and even better that it’s all in a pancake!! yummy
I wish I was eating a big stack of these right now!
Wow, these look so good! Like Maria, I wish I was digging into a plate of these right now! Happy Monday to you, Robyn!!
Great pancakes! A combination I’ve been meaning to try for some time.
We love pancakes, too, and those look absolutely amazing!
Oh! I kind of feel special since my comment inspired this… and I can’t wait to try these, they look heavenly!!!! Thanks so much!!!
I love blueberry pancakes I may have to make these tomorrow morning!
Hi Robyn!!! I’ve missed your posts so much! I haven’t been in the blogging world for a few months now and am realizing what I’ve been missing! Of course, the first thing I come across is an amazing blueberry pancake recipe
. My FAVORITE! I hope you’re doing well!
Now that’s how I want to start the day!
I’m a citrus lover, and a breakfast lover – I want these!!
These will be put on our breakfast for supper menu! They sound great! Thanks Robyn!!
Those look delicious! I will have to try them.
I was waiting to see if anyone asked; but would frozen blueberries work ok too? I would LOVE to make this even for dinner!
I have made pancakes with frozen berries before but they’re really “juicy” so you’ll want to thaw and drain them first. You might even want to pat them dry. They really do taste much better fresh!
Just had these delicious pancakes for breakfast! They are fab! I was a bit worried our blueberries in the UK weren’t going to match the US blueberries but they worked great! Thank you