• I used whole wheat flour and I was amazed at how these turned out! I barely even tried and they came out perfectly .5 stars

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  • Awesome recipe! I changed the flour to part oat flour and part casava/almond/coconut blend. I also added some scoops of collagen and whey protein to add more protein. They were amazing! I can’t wait to make them again!5 stars

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  • These are delicious! I used vanilla almond milk & vanilla & plain whole fat greek yogurt. I added chocolate chips for my daughters. 12 & 4 & they loved them. They are yummy without the chocolate chips & maple syrup too. Will definitely make again!5 stars

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  • I don’t usually review recipes when I make drastic changes, but this one was just soooo good!

    I switched out the melted butter with applesauce, added a bit more milk to achieve the batter texture I wanted (due to the applesauce…), replaced half the eggs with egg whites, and omitted the added sugar (since I spread sweet stuff on the pancakes after cooking).

    Overall I think it was the whole wheat flour with the pumpkin and spices that really made it. It’s a good combination, and all the stuff I changed couldn’t screw it up!5 stars

  • This is my family’s favorite pancake recipe!! I’m too afraid to waste a whole batch but could I put this recipe as is in muffin tins and make muffins out of the batter??
    As a mom I don’t always have time to make the pancakes…thanks!5 stars

    1. So glad to hear Jenny! I have’t tested it out so I am not sure. If you decide to experiment, I’d love to know how it goes!

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  • Have made a ton of various pancake recipes for my fam and this by far was the family favorite!!! Absolutely delicious and the right consistency and not difficult to make!5 stars

  • Worst pancake recipe ever! Way too much liquid to dry ratio, had to toss the whole batter. I could have put it in a baking pan and baked a cake! What a waste of ingredients and time.1 star

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    1. I’m sorry to hear you had trouble with the recipe, Beth. Are you saying your batter was too runny? Pancakes can normally be salvaged with just adding a little more flour if you find them to wet.

  • Loved it – perfect fall breakfast :) I piped a cinnamon-butter-brown sugar swirl onto them as they cooked, and it really elevated them!

  • I made these pancakes this morning and served them with butter, chopped crispy candied pecans and a light drizzle of maple syrup. They were fabulous! Thank you for a truly FLUFFY pumpkin pancake recipe! I had just about given up on pumpkin pancakes because they’re always so floppy (as my daughter puts it 😂). We’re saving the recipe for more Sunday morning breakfasts!5 stars

  • This recipe looks so good but I only have AP flour. How does the recipe work with that?

    Thanks so much for a,ways posting great recipes!

  • These are so delicious!! I didn’t happen to have yogurt so I used buttermilk for both yogurt and milk and they turned out great.5 stars

  • Excellent recipe! I substituted applesauce for the butter, and used whole wheat flour and almond milk. And of courses added chocolate chips. Came out wonderfully!5 stars

  • Absolutely delicious! I am very picky about my pancakes, but this recipe with a few chocolate chips added in while cooking – I might never go back to my old recipe! They were pumpkin-y, fluffy, and filling… yum!5 stars

  • Will be my go to pumpkin pancake recipe. Such a perfect airy and fluffy texture without being dense and heavy. Great pumpkin flavor.5 stars

  • These were the best pancakes ever! I only had AP flour and they turned out amazing. I will have try with whole wheat when I can get it.
    Thanks Erin!5 stars

  • Hi! Wondering if I would need to change the recipe at all if I wanted to make these with a waffle iron instead? Thanks!