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Eggnog Pancakes with Bourbon Maple Syrup are our new favorite holiday breakfast. The eggnog flavor really shines through in these fluffy pancakes. And, the Bourbon Maple Cream Cheese Syrup is divine! Best of all, the batter and syrup can be made the day before. This makes the pancakes a snap to griddle up right before you want to serve them.
The Equipment I Used
A Non-Stick Pan- Use a non-stick pan or griddle to make these pancakes.
A Food Scale- For flawless pancakes, weighing your flour is a must.
A Sifter- It’s essential to sift together the flour, baking powder, and salt.
The Ingredients I Used for Eggnog Pancakes with Bourbon Maple Syrup
Eggnog- Eggnog is the star of this recipe. So, make sure you use a delicious full fat yogurt. I used Ronnybrook eggnog, which I think is local to New York. It’s the best eggnog I’ve ever had.
Cream Cheese- Make sure you use full fat, brick cream cheese.
Maple Syrup- Use real maple syrup.
Sour Cream- Do use full fat sour cream.
Bourbon- If you don’t like bourbon, just leave it out.
How I Made my Pancakes
First, I made the Bourbon Maple Syrup. I made sure I sifted my confectioner’s sugar, to prevent lumpy syurp.
Next, I toasted my nuts. I made very sure I didn’t burn my nuts. And, I did this by just staring at them as they toasted. Because, I knew if I diverted my attention for even a minute, I’d probably burn my nuts.
Then, I made the pancake batter. I made sure to weigh my flour. And, I made sure I sifted together all the dry ingredients. I knew if I didn’t, my super taster would detect some speck of baking powder.
Next, I cooked the pancakes. I watched them carefully, so that they didn’t burn.
Finally, I drizzled the pancakes with the syrup and sprinkled on the pecans.
We all love these Eggnog Pancakes with Bourbon Maple Syrup!
Eggnog Pancakes with Bourbon Maple Syrup
Eggnog Pancakes topped with a bourbon maple cream cheese syrup.
Begin by making the Bourbon Maple Cream Cheese Syrup: In a small bowl, mix together the butter, cream cheese, maple syrup, and bourbon. Sift in the powdered sugar, and stir until combined.
Next, in a small skillet on low heat, toast the pecans until they're lightly toasted, about five minutes.
Next, make the pancake batter: In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt and sugar.
In a second smaller bowl, beat together the egg, eggnog, and sour cream. Then stir this mixture into the flour mixture. Mix just until no streaks remain. Stir in the melted butter.
Heat a nonstick skillet on medium heat and melt a teaspoon of butter. Ladle about a quarter cup of batter on the skillet. When bubbles appear, flip your pancake, and cook the second side.
Add more butter, as necessary to cook the rest of the pancakes. Top the pancakes with the toasted pecans and the Bourbon Maple Cream Cheese Syrup.
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The Equipment You’ll Need
A Skillet- You’ll need a good nonstick skillet or griddle.
A Spatula- Use a good, flexible spatula to flip your pancakes.
Pastry Bags- These aren’t essential, but are helpful for making perfect swirls of cinnamon sugar and cream cheese icing.
A Food Scale- I find it very helpful to weigh my flour when I make pancakes, for accurate measuring.
The Ingredients You’ll Need for Swirled Cinnamon Bun Pancakes
Flour- Be sure to use all purpose flour.
Milk- Use whole milk.
Sour Cream- Make sure to use full fat sour cream. You could also use full fat Greek yogurt.
Cream Cheese- For the best flavor, use full fat cream cheese. I soften it by putting it in the microwave for half a minute.
How I Made My Pancakes
First, I made the pancake batter, taking care to measure everything very carefully. I was also careful to pay attention to what I was doing, so I didn’t accidentally use baking soda instead of baking powder. If I’m not careful it’s easy for me to omit ingredients, too.
Next, I made the cinnamon swirl and put it into a pastry bag.
Then, I mixed up the cream cheese icing and put that into a pastry bag, too.
Next, I heated my skillet with the butter. Then, I fried one pancake at a time, so they’d be easy to flip. I put the cinnamon swirl on, and then flipped them over.
Right before I served the pancakes, I topped them with the cream cheese icing.
One of the things I love about these Swirled Cinnamon Bun Pancakes, is that they contain ingredients that I always have in the house. Which also means that they’re very inexpensive to make. If you want to put some excitement in breakfast, please try these yummy pancakes.
Swirled Cinnamon Bun Pancakes
Pancakes with a cinnamon swirl, that are topped with a cream cheese icing.
In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt and sugar.
In a second smaller bowl, beat together the egg, milk, and sour cream. Then stir this mixture into the flour mixture. Mix just until no streaks remain. Stir in the melted butter.
Mix the cinnamon swirl ingredients together in a measuring cup and then pour it into a pastry bag.
For the cream cheese icing: In a small bowl, mix together the butter, cream cheese, and vanilla, and then sift in the sugar. Stir until it's smooth. Pour into a second pastry bag.
Heat a nonstick skillet and melt a teaspoon of butter. Ladle about a quarter cup of batter on the skillet. Let it sit a minute, and then using a pastry bag, make a swirl on the pancake, leaving a half inch edge around the perimeter, so that the swirl doesn't fall off the pancake. When bubbles appear, flip your pancake, and cook the second side.
Add more butter, as necessary to cook the rest of the pancakes. Top the pancakes with cream cheese icing.
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