The basic buttermilk pancake recipe for these is from Marion Cunningham's excellent "Breakfast Book". The zucchini and Parmesan are my embellishments. Zucchini pancakes used to be a staple when I lived in New England. Squash there seemed less troubled by borers than they are in Tennessee, and there were always zucchini to spare.
1 cup buttermilk
1 egg
3 tbs melted butter
3/4 cup flour
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 cup grated zucchini
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese
Grate the zucchini,then put it in a strainer and press down on it with a spoon to remove excess water. Then place it in a bowl with the egg, the cheese, the buttermilk, and the melted butter and mix well.
In a separate bowl, combine the flour, the salt, and the baking soda. Then take a fork and mix well to incorporate the soda and the salt.
Combine the wet ingredients with the flour mixture and mix together with a spatula. Do not let lumpiness concern you!
Heat a griddle pan greased with a little butter to medium high and spoon the pancake mixture on to form 3 inch cakes. Turn when bubbles have broken through on top and the bottoms have browned.
This makes 13-14 three inch pancakes, 7 five inch pancakes. Top with Maple syrup or guava jelly.
3 comments:
I was interested to read your recipe. I plan to write about my zucchini patties which I made the other day and which are my new favorite side dish. They are similar to yours but also have mozzarella cheese. More of a savory dish. Bring on the zucchini recipes. I have plenty of zs this year.
I would love to see that recipe. That you have many zucchini is a miracle. There are too many squash borers and evil squash enemies here in Nashville. Unless one gardens with poison I guess.
Wondered if you have ever cooked gluten free. A new friend neeeds this.Not sure what flours to use.
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