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breakfast · Best in winter

Sweet Potato Pancakes

Time30 min
DifficultyEasy
Serves4
Seasonwinter
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Fluffy pancakes made with mashed sweet potato folded into the batter — subtly sweet, golden orange, and more interesting than plain pancakes in every way. A winter breakfast that uses stored sweet potatoes and pairs beautifully with honey, maple, or preserved fruit.

Ingredients

🌱 From Your Homestead

  • sweet potato (1 large, baked and mashed — about 1 cup)
  • eggs (2)
  • raw honey (1 tbsp)

🛒 From the Store

  • flour (1.5 cups)
  • buttermilk (1 cup)
  • baking powder (2 tsp)
  • cinnamon (1 tsp)
  • nutmeg (1/4 tsp)
  • butter (for griddle)
  • salt
  • maple syrup for serving

How to Make It

  1. Gather your ingredients: sweet potato (1 large, baked and mashed — about 1 cup), eggs (2), raw honey (1 tbsp), flour (1.5 cups), buttermilk (1 cup), and the rest.
  2. Prep your homestead ingredients — wash, chop, and measure: sweet potato (1 large, baked and mashed — about 1 cup), eggs (2), raw honey (1 tbsp).
  3. Use leftover baked sweet potato — don't try to mash a raw one. The potato needs to be completely smooth with no lumps, or you'll have uneven texture in every pancake. Bake the sweet potato the night before and refrigerate; cold mashed potato blends more easily into batter.
  4. Cook for approximately 30 min. Adjust to taste and serve 4 portions.
  5. Plate, enjoy, and share with your household!
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