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These delicious Yogurt Blueberry Pancakes will hit the spot for breakfast or brunch. Come on!Rise and shine and make some pancakes!
Yes, you got up a little earlier than you would have otherwise, but pancakes for breakfast are worth it. The early bird gets the pancakes, right? After you have made plenty of the plain ones for the kids, it now time to break out the good stuff. The kids and their friends are content, quiet even, enjoying the plain ones. They just don’t know any better.They mayrequest a sprinkling of chocolate chips added, if anything. Yep, they don’t know any better. But you can still treat yourself. Add some blueberries! Blueberries really shine in goodpancakes. That unmistakeable sweet blueberry-ness comes through in every bite, and they look so prettytoo.
These Yogurt Blueberry Pancakes are made with the Yogurt Pancake Recipe base with a bit of fresh or frozen blueberries added. The dry ingredients can be mixed the night before to make prep time easier and a bit quicker come morning. I don’t know about you, but for me,measuring early in the morning pre-coffee or tea can sometimes be a challenge, so any prep ahead of time is good with me. Fresh or frozen blueberries will work for this pancake recipe. If using frozen, let them thaw before adding them to the batter. If needed, strain excess water too.
Whether breakfast or brunch, blueberry pancakes will be a hit and have everyone ready to be the early bird to get the pancake. Serve these topped with more fresh blueberries, or perhaps an easyhomemade blueberry syrup,maybe a dusting of powdered sugar, or all of the above if you’re feeling extra crazy!
More delicious pancake recipes:
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- Sweet Potato Pancakes
- Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Banana Pancakes
- Coconut Pancakes
- Puffy Pancakes from Love and Olive Oil
Yogurt Blueberry Pancakes Recipe
Yogurt Blueberry Pancakes Recipe
Yield: 4
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
Delicious blueberry pancakes made with greek yogurt and blueberries.
Ingredients
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 1 cup milk
- 1 cup whole milk plain Greek style yogurt
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup blueberries (frozen or fresh)
- butter for pan
Instructions
- Whisk together flour, cinnamon, baking powder and salt in a large mixing bowl.
- In a separate bowl, beat together honey, milk, yogurt and eggs; add to dry ingredients and mix until just combined. Do not over mix. Fold in blueberries
- Heat skillet over medium heat. Add just enough butter to coat skillet.
- Ladle batter in 1/3 cups onto hot skillet, swirl batter to create circle about 6-inches round. Cook until bubbles begin to appear in the batter. Carefully flip then cook until done, about another 1-2 minutes. Adjust cook time if necessary. Repeat for remainder of batter adding butter to skillet when needed.
Notes
Makes about 12 (6-inch) pancakes.
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Originally published January 16, 2015.
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23 comments on “Yogurt Blueberry Pancakes Recipe”
Robyn Stone | Add a Pinch —Reply
Yummy pancakes! I’m sure the Greek yogurt tastes awesome in these!
Sommer @aspicyperspective —Reply
These blueberry pancakes look mouthwatering! Bring on breakfast!
Wenderly —Reply
These look glorious!! I want a stack asap!
Amanda —Reply
I love that these have yogurt in them, this is an amazing breakfast!
Allie@ThroughHerLookingGlass.com —Reply
These look wonderful Amy. I’m with you Wenderly, want a stack! We pick the little wild blueberries and freeze for the winter. This recipe will be a perfect use.
Amy Johnson —
I bet you have great blueberries up there!
Anna —Reply
This looks absolutely delicious! Blueberries are my favorite fruit! I’ll give these a try once I get my hands on some blueberries. 🙂
Candi —Reply
Cinnamon! The secret of so many great recipes. It just adds that little something that is sometimes hard to put your finger on. Great idea. I never put cinnamon in pancakes before.
Amy Johnson —
It does add that little something. I like adding it to most baked goods, but it’s pretty fantastic in pancakes.
Michelle —Reply
Oh my, these are light and airy, I love them!
Bonita —Reply
I’m just making these now and noticed the yogourt is not in the instructions. Don’t forget it! I can’t wait to try them 🙂
Amy Johnson —
Whoops! Editing the recipe now. Thank you so much for pointing it out to me.
Evelyn —Reply
Is it just me or the batter is very thick. Just a big clump and can’t even swirl it in the pan.
Jill Killian —
If your batter is too thick you can always add more milk to desired consistency. This recipe made such delightfully fluffy cakes and handled REALLY well on the spatula.
Sabrina —Reply
a nice yogurt-y tweak to my standard pancake recipe (I only get to make then rarely!) so thank you!
Russell —Reply
Didn’t see the mentioning of the honey in the recipe. Did I miss something?
Amy Johnson —
In step #2 in the directions it says to “beat together honey, …”
Jill Killian —Reply
I REALLY enjoyed this recipe and had to tweak to fit my ingredients on hand. I DID use plain yoghurt but not greek. I used a whole milk premium. I doubled my recipe and only had 1 and 3/4 of a cup left, so I added vanilla kefir to make the full 2 c. We also used the rest of our whole milk but had to top with a touch more of kefir.
We used fresh grated nutmeg in place of the cinnamon. Baby in the family has an adverse reaction but this was a nice alternative.
Half way though, I added lemon zest and a tablespoon or two of the juice from a VERY ripe lemon. It did not over power but gave a nice finish.
Our blueberries were ripe and fresh. Gave the perfect pop and flavor.
Thank you for this recipe. The cakes were cooked on a griddle and were delightfully fluffy without the heavy cake-iness. I’m in love and like being able to use up items we have on hand. The yoghurt was a pleasant surprise! Our family of eight gives your recipe an EXCELLENT seal of approval. 😎Jill Killian —
OOPS! I also was out of honey and had to sub with granulated sugar… first time in over 25 years to be caught without honey on hand. Sugar worked just fine.
Benjamin Smith —Reply
Wow! Thank you so much for sharing. I just love your blog, it’s very useful. Your pancakes look very appetizing, I will try to cook them!
Maureen —Reply
I was looking for a healthy tasty blueberry pancake recipe for my 15 month old granddaughter. Blueberries and yogurt are her favorite foods. I did make a few slight changes – spelt flour, less salt, almond milk, maple syrup, chia eggs. The batter was SO THICK! I made three pancakes then added an extra 1/4 cup almond milk to thin batter a bit. It was still pretty thick but I used it. I got 16 big pancakes! My granddaughter ate 2 with some plain grass fed yogurt. 👍 Thank you for this recipe! 👍
run 3 —Reply
WOW! This looks gorgeous AND delicious!
Yaz H. —Reply
I made these pancakes this morning and followed the recipe pretty closely. The only substations I made were Oat milk vs regular milk and Lactose free Greek yogurt. I was a bit worried because I live at a higher altitude but the pancakes came out beautifully. I fried them in Coconut oil and I got those perfectly crisp edges with fluffy insides. I did add a touch of lemon juice and a bit of zest as one person suggested.
Thank You-
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