Mulled Apple Cider Pancakes

16 INGREDIENTS • 10 STEPS • 1HR

Mulled Apple Cider Pancakes

Recipe

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These mulled apple cider pancakes are so fluffy and warmly spiced for a perfect fall brunch! The warm apple syrup on top just makes them.

These mulled apple cider pancakes are so fluffy and warmly spiced for a perfect fall brunch! The warm apple syrup on top just makes them.

Jeanie and Lulu's Kitchen

Welcome to Jeanie and Lulu’s Kitchen, a love letter to my two incredible grandmothers, both of whom I think about every time I’m in the kitchen.

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1HR

Total Time

$2.56

Cost Per Serving

Ingredients

Servings

6

us / metric

3

Eggs, separated

Pancakes

480 mL

Apple Cider

2 Tbsp

Whole Mulling Spices

280 g

All-Purpose Flour

165 g

Dark Brown Sugar

1 Tbsp

Baking Powder

1 tsp

Ground Cinnamon

1/2 tsp

Ground Nutmeg

1/2 tsp

Ground Cloves

240 mL

1/2 tsp

Almond Extract

to taste

for the griddle

Apple Syrup

3

Apples, peeled, diced

480 mL

Water

220 g

Dark Brown Sugar

1/2 tsp

Ground Cinnamon

Nutrition Per Serving

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Calories

523

Fat

3.7 g

Protein

9.2 g

Carbs

116.9 g

Jeanie and Lulu's Kitchen

Welcome to Jeanie and Lulu’s Kitchen, a love letter to my two incredible grandmothers, both of whom I think about every time I’m in the kitchen.

http://jeanieandluluskitchen.com/

Cooking Instructions

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step 1

Pour the Apple Cider (480 mL) into a medium sauce pan and add the Whole Mulling Spices (2 Tbsp) in. To make it easier, you can put the mulling spices in a tea strainer before putting it into the cider. Otherwise, just add them in and turn the heat to medium high heat. Let the cider gently boil with the spices until it reduces by half to one cup. Take it off the heat and let it cool with the spices still steeping in it.

step 1 Pour the Apple Cider (480 mL) into a medium sauce pan and add the Whole Mulling Spices (2 Tbsp) in. To make it easier, you can put the mulling spices in a tea strainer before putting it into the cider. Otherwise, just add them in and turn the heat to medium high heat. Let the cider gently boil with the spices until it reduces by half to one cup. Take it off the heat and let it cool with the spices still steeping in it.

step 2

While the cider reduces and cools, get the rest of the batter going. Whisk the All-Purpose Flour (280 g), Dark Brown Sugar (165 g), Baking Powder (1 Tbsp), Ground Cinnamon (1 tsp), Ground Nutmeg (1/2 tsp) and Ground Cloves (1/2 tsp) together in a large mixing bowl.

step 3

In another bowl, combine the Milk (240 mL), Almond Extract (1/2 tsp) and the Eggs (3) Yolks.

step 4

The Egg Whites should be separated in another bowl. Use a hand mixer to whip them up completely until they are fluffy and stiff.

step 5

Take the cool apple cider and remove the tea strainer of spices out. If you just put the spices right in, strain the cider through a fine mesh strainer right into the bowl of milk, egg yolks and almond extract. Whisk those wet ingredients together thoroughly, then whisk them into the dry ingredients until you have a smooth batter.

step 5 Take the cool apple cider and remove the tea strainer of spices out. If you just put the spices right in, strain the cider through a fine mesh strainer right into the bowl of milk, egg yolks and almond extract. Whisk those wet ingredients together thoroughly, then whisk them into the dry ingredients until you have a smooth batter.

step 6

Switch to a spatula to fold in the egg whites without deflating them. Set the batter aside.

step 7

It's time to make the easy apple syrup. Simply combine the diced Apples (3), Water (480 mL), Dark Brown Sugar (220 g), and Ground Cinnamon (1/2 tsp) in the same saucepan you made the apple cider in. Bring the mixture a low boil and let it thicken and become syrupy for about 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.

step 7 It's time to make the easy apple syrup. Simply combine the diced Apples (3), Water (480 mL), Dark Brown Sugar (220 g), and Ground Cinnamon (1/2 tsp) in the same saucepan you made the apple cider in. Bring the mixture a low boil and let it thicken and become syrupy for about 15 minutes, stirring occasionally.

step 8

While it cooks, start cooking off the pancakes. Get out an electric griddle and turn it to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) or heat up a griddle pan over medium high heat.

step 9

Grease the griddle with a pat of Butter (to taste) and then scoop the desired amount of batter on to make the size pancakes you want. On my griddle I easily fit 6 decent sized pancakes at a time. Cook them for about 3-4 minutes on each side, until fluffy and golden.

step 9 Grease the griddle with a pat of Butter (to taste) and then scoop the desired amount of batter on to make the size pancakes you want. On my griddle I easily fit 6 decent sized pancakes at a time. Cook them for about 3-4 minutes on each side, until fluffy and golden.

step 10

Plate them as you cook them in batches and then add a generous amount of the apple syrup on top. Serve immediately and enjoy!!

step 10 Plate them as you cook them in batches and then add a generous amount of the apple syrup on top. Serve immediately and enjoy!!

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