These delicious and fluffy pancakes can be made with 100% whole wheat flour. I used 3 cups ground kamut and 1 cup soft white wheat.
Whole Wheat Pancakes
Ingredients
- 3 cups buttermilk
- 4 eggs
- 1/2 cup butter melted
- 1/2 cup white sugar
- 1 tablespoon and 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 4 cups whole wheat flour
Instructions
- Mix all the liquid ingredients.
- Beat for one minute on high.
- Mix in sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
- Slowly mix in flour until batter is smooth but thick.
- Cook on a hot (350 degree) buttered griddle.
Notes
This recipe makes enough pancakes for a family of nine. If you aren’t feeding a baseball team, freeze the extra pancakes.
Dee says
Oh Yum!! I love pancakes and these look so yummie and are healthy all at once. What a bonus!
Thanks for sharing!
Anna says
The pancakes look amazing!
Did I miss the announcement of the apron winner? I looked back through your posts but never saw it.
Thanks for your sweet blog – it’s a real encouragement to me!
Anna
Serena says
It’s funny, because I JUST made my hubby pancakes this morning, and he was wondering what it would take to make them homemade!
I have never made them homemade; I love the GFS mix so I haven’t been in too much of a hurry to find a good recipe! I sent him this recipe though, maybe I’ll try this one! Thanks for posting!
Aubrey says
Oh! My! Stars! I love me some pancakes! Thanks for sharing a healthier version. Now I won’t feel as bad when I drench them in syrup and butter. 😉
Nina T. says
They look absolutely yummy!!! Can’t wait to try them 🙂 Thanks for the recipe!
Jenna @ Newlyweds says
Oh these look delicious, I love the fact they are whole wheat. What is ground Kamut?
Marsha says
i just bought buttermilk and wheat flour– things that i NEVER keep on hand. i think we’re going to have pancakes tomorrow but not until lunch. i’m not very predictable when it comes to waking up early enough to cook a real breakfast. my boys have come to love their toaster strudels (yum) and hot pockets (gag).
TheHappyHousewife says
I have to second the gag factor on the hot pockets! I love breakfast so much more than lunch. I hate breaking up our day… :).
Kelly says
I’m confused by the term soft flour and (although this is a rare occurrence) googling it didn’t clarify a whole lot. I have wheat flour and pastry wheat flour…
I love your site, don’t comment often but I visit everyday. I’m at the end of raising my 4 kids, but I’ve been sending lots of the young mom from church here for helpful tips. Thanks.
TheHappyHousewife says
Thanks for sending the young moms to my site. Another term for soft white wheat flour would be whole wheat pastry flour. Hope that clears things up.
Blessings-
Toni
kasey says
We love pancakes. Always looking for new recipes. Thanks!
Tiph says
Cool! I am getting ready to order Kamut – as it’s a grain my wheat-intolerant daughter can handle – and will have to try your recipe as soon as the order comes in! Thanx for the recipe!
Reba says
Just tried these pancakes this morning and what a treat! My husband loved them. What a great recipe. thanks
Rachel says
Thank you!!! I have been looking for a new pancake recipe. We aren’t impressed with ours and I have to double it to feed my small family. Thanks bunches for a tried and true recipe! We’ll try it this Saturday!
Shana says
Had my nieces over this weekend, so with a total of 7 kids from ages 3-19 to feed I was lucky to have found your recipe. This is definitely my new favorite pancake recipe especially since they freeze so well. Thanks for sharing your recipes.
Carolyn says
Any idea of the breakdown calorie wise? Any info would be apprciated.
TY.
shanaz says
I was searching for whole wheat recipe’s I saw this one,just made whole wheat pancake’s my kids love it,they didn’t even make out that these are not the regular pancake’s I make for them,thank you so much for sharing this wonderful recipe.
Jessica says
These look so awesome! I’m always looking for great waffle and pancake recipes but was wondering if you buy your buttermilk or make your own? Can milk be used instead or buttermilk or maybe even a mixture of milk and yogurt?
I’ll probably experiment around with it but thought I’d ask anyway.
Katie says
These pancakes were delicious! Thanks for sharing your recipe! We loved them this morning!!
Noelle says
I LOVE this recipe and have been making it for at least a year, but I make up batches of the dry ingredients and store in the pantry in Mason jars… I have no idea about the time before this last, but I KNOW I didn’t add sugar!! Ha ha if the last batch didn’t have any they still tasted GREAT!! and bonus sugar free!!