Easy fluffy pancakes that are made with no milk and no eggs. This homemade recipe is made with simple pantry ingredients and water.
If you’re out of milk and eggs but you’re craving pancakes, don’t worry, I got you covered with this delicious fluffy pancake recipe! In fact when I told my husband these were made without milk and eggs, he couldn’t believe it. How could they be so fluffy? How could they be so good? I know, I know….. but they are!
Sometimes I get low on simple ingredients like milk and eggs, and sometimes I don’t realize it until I open the fridge and realize they’re missing. I already have a delicious No Butter Pancakes recipe, but this recipe takes it a step further! Instead of milk we’re using water for liquid. Yes, water! You’re going to be shocked that you can still make fluffy pancakes without milk and eggs!
How to Make
These pancakes are simple to make, you only need 1 bowl and 1 pan.
In a large bowl mix all purpose flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Mix it up.
These pancakes are extra fluffy because we’re using 4 teaspoons of baking powder. Make sure to use the full amount for full fluffiness!
For the main liquids we’re using butter and water. For the butter, you’ll want it to be melted. I throw mine in the microwave for 30 seconds.
The main liquid though is water. That’s right, just good ol water. There’s nothing fancy here. You’ll need 1 1/2 cup water, I just turn on my tap!
Add melted butter, water, vanilla and vegetable oil on top of the dry ingredients. 1 bowl – don’t you love it?
Continue mixing with a spoon until it’s pretty smooth and you don’t see many clumps. You don’t have to make it completely clump free, a few clumps isn’t going to hurt anything.
Heat up a frying pan over medium high heat, making sure to spray with nonstick spray if its not a nonstick pan. Add 1/3 cup batter to the skillet. Each 1/3 cup will equal a pancake.
Allow to cook for 2-3 minutes or until you can easily flip them without them falling apart. Flip and then lightly brown the other side.
The recipe makes about 10-12 pancakes which is about 4-6 servings depending on how many pancakes per person everyone is going to want.
Now add your favorite syrup on top, or top with butter and fresh fruit preserves (like blueberry jam!). My favorite is just simple maple syrup, nothing else!
How to Freeze Leftovers
We have a family of 3, so often we’ll have leftovers. I actually love having leftover pancakes because this is a simple breakfast that I can pull out of the freezer on weekday mornings, throw in the microwave for 30 seconds, and ta-da! Mom made homemade pancakes again!
All I do is throw the pancakes into a freezer bag, I don’t separate them or anything. When it’s time to take out of the freezer, they’re pretty easy to just peel apart from each other. Then they go straight into the microwave. These easily freeze for months, so you don’t have to eat them quickly.
I hope you love these No Milk No Eggs Pancakes! Enjoy! 🙂
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No Milk No Eggs Pancakes
PrintIngredients
- 2 cups all purpose flour
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup butter melted
- 1 1/2 cup water
- 1 tablespoon vanilla
- 1 tablespoon vegetable oil
Instructions
- In a large bowl mix flour, sugar, baking powder and salt.
- Pour in melted butter, water, vanilla and vegetable oil and mix with a spoon until mostly smooth.
- Heat a frying pan up over medium high heat, spraying it with nonstick spray. Add 1/3 cup batter to pan, for each pancake. Allow to cook for about 2-3 minutes, or until firm enough that you can easily flip them over. Lightly brown the other side. Once browned on both sides, remove from stove. Repeat this until all batter is gone. Batter should make 10-12 pancakes.
Kathleen says
My so. Will only eat these pancakes! Would love more nutrition info please (fat, sodium, protein etc) thx!
Madison Banton says
I was scared to try this becouse I still say little issues with it and I burnt it a little on the edges and it was a little liquidity but I’m eating it now and they are amazing thanks
Makaela says
I don’t really like it bc when theyou are done cooking they have a dowey inside
Kayla says
My toddler is allergic to eggs so this was the perfect pancake recipe for him! They were delicious and these will absolutely be our go-to recipe.
Joanna Louis Nathan says
can we use room temp butter instead of melted butter?
Pamela says
Melted butter is recommended for pancakes to make a lump free batter. Hope this helps!
Mickey D says
We’re snowed in, and I stumbled upon this recipe and my Son says they’re gre! Thanks so much!
Gie Kim says
I ran out of milk and eggs and luckily I found this! It’s truly amazing and surprisingly gooood! My hubby loved it as well💕
Kirin says
I subbed out half cup of flour and the sugar for a very sweet birthday cake protein powder.
Excellent recipe! So much more fluffy than I thought was possible.
Will make again.
TA says
This was great when I found myself out of milk and eggs! I did find that adding an extra 1/4 C of water helped them pour and get more of a pancake shape on the griddle.
Fellow Brooklyner says
Thanks so much! Just what I needed…I am in my 10 day quarantine & had no milk or eggs, just a huge pancake craving!
S Brooks says
I was skeptical but these are so delicious. They will be my go to scratch recipe.