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Pumpkin Pancakes with Hearts for Home Link Up - Simply Helping Him: Marriage Experience from a Help Meet

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Oct 10

Pumpkin Pancakes with Hearts for Home Link Up

Hi everyone, it’s Heather from Golden Reflections Blog again! I love the fall season, more importantly I love anything Pumpkin this time of year! The other morning my brother and his girlfriend were over for breakfast, so I decided to whip up some very simple pumpkin pancakes for everyone! I used a couple shortcuts to make it easier, but they were still delicious!

 

Easy Pumpkin Pancakes

Easy Pumpkin Pancakes

2 cups whole wheat/whole grain pancake mix

2 eggs

1 cup milk

½ cup pumpkin puree

2 tsp pumpkin pie spice mix

1 cup water (use less or more depending on the consistency you want)

 

Directions:

 

Measure and pour all your ingredients in a large mixing bowl. Use your judgment on the water and make the batter to the consistency you like for pancakes.

 

You can use a large electric skillet or a regular skillet on the stove top. (If you are using an electric skillet, set the temperature to 350 degrees). Spray with cooking spray to prevent the pancakes from sticking.

 

Cook pancakes 2-3 minutes on each side. Serve with toppings of your choice.

 

Easy Pumpkin Pancakes Collage

Some toppings for pancakes that we like in our house are:

100% Pure Maple Syrup

Earth Balance Buttery Spread

Fruit Syrups

Diced fresh fruit

Peanut Butter

Applesauce

Powdered Sugar

For more pumpkin inspired recipes, you can visit my “I <3 Pumpkin” Pinterest Board. There are almost 150 pinned recipes there for you to browse, and I am always adding more!

 

Enjoy this beautiful season with your family!

Blessings,

Heathersiggie

 

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  1. AnnMarie

    Hi! Visiting from Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop and I am so glad I did! I recently had pumpkin pancakes at a café and they were so good….now I can make my own…thanks for the recipe! Pinned! AND I found this great looking party to link up to. Thanks for that too!

    1. simplyhelpinghim

      Yay! Isn’t that wonderful?! I love making things at home that I’ve discovered elsewhere. It helps me save $ 🙂 Thanks for stoppin by! Blessings!

  2. Steph @ From the Burbs to the Boonies

    I found this via Thriving Thursdays and those pancakes look amazing! I want to stock up on pumpkin this year so may try them 🙂

    1. simplyhelpinghim

      We love pumpkin in our house, so I’m glad that she shared this recipe! 🙂 Thanks for stoppin by! Blessings!

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