How do I make a pancake without egg?

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I'm trying to make a basic pancake, with traditional texture, fluff, and taste, but without using eggs. Is this possible?

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Best Answer

There are multiple recipes for eggless pancakes online. Most increase the amount of baking powder to help with the rise. Many use milk and butter, so they are not vegan. If you are looking for a vegan recipe, those exist too. They also tend to increase the baking powder, and often include non-dairy milk. Whether or not they will sufficiently mimic the fluffiness of a traditional recipe is going to be completely up to you.



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How do u make pancakes without eggs?

How To Make Egg-Free Pancakes?
  • Mix dry ingredients.
  • Mix milk, oil and vanilla.
  • Pour wet-mix into flour-mix.
  • Lumps are fine in the batter.
  • Melt butter on griddle.
  • Add melted butter to the batter.
  • Batter is ready. Leave it for 2 minutes.
  • Pour about third of a cup of batter.


    • Can I not add egg to pancake mix?

    Some boxed pancake mixes already require you to add in a couple eggs, but if your pancake mix doesn't you absolutely should! Adding eggs to your pancake mix will give the batter a better texture and flavor, more resemblant of homemade pancakes.

    Why do pancakes need eggs?

    With little gluten, pancakes rely on eggs to provide the additional structure necessary to hold the bubbles and allow the pancake to rise. The fat in the yolk also provides richness and flavor. Too much egg, however, will make the pancake dense and custard-like; not enough will make it drier and more biscuit-like.

    What is the best egg replacer for pancakes?

    What is a Good Substitute for Eggs in Pancakes?
    • mashed bananas.
    • chia seeds.
    • ground flax seeds.
    • whipped tofu.
    • applesauce.
    • store-bought egg replacers (such as Ener-G)



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    Answer 2

    Upon searching different websites, I found these options as the best egg-substitute (usually I use the forth option at home).

    1. Applesauce Use a quarter cup of unsweetened applesauce in place of one egg in most baking recipes. Some sources say to mix it with half a teaspoon of baking powder. If all you have is sweetened applesauce, then simply reduce the amount of sugar in the recipe. Applesauce is also a popular healthy replacement for oil in many baked goods.

    2. Banana Use a quarter cup of mashed banana (from about half a banana) instead of one egg when baking. Note that this may impart a mild banana flavor to whatever you are cooking, which could be a good thing.

    3. Flaxseeds Heart-healthy flaxseeds can be used as an egg substitute. Mix one tablespoon of ground flaxseeds with three tablespoons of water until fully absorbed and viscous. Use in place of one egg. (You can use pre-ground flaxseeds or grind them yourself in a spice or coffee grinder.)

    4. Water, oil, and Baking Powder Whisk together 2 tbspns water, 1 tspn oil (vegetable or corn oil), and 2 tspns baking powder. Use this in place of 1 egg.

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    Answer 3

    I make (U.S.) pancakes often. I rarely use an egg. I use plain yogurt which I think gets more fluff out of the baking powder because it is sour.

    Try

    1.5 cups white flour

    0.5 cup wheat flour

    1 tbsp. baking powder

    1 cup plain yogurt. Not low fat! Fatful yogurt.

    Honey, approx. 2 tbsp.

    Oil (I am using sunflower lately) approx. 1 tbsp.

    Milk (whatever I have) to thin to pourable

    No oil in the pan.

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