Simple Homemade Pancakes
- TiaLynn

- Nov 20
- 3 min read
Updated: 1 day ago
Simple Homemade Crepe-Style Pancakes (with Blueberries + Honey)

A cozy, wholesome breakfast you can make in minutes.
There is something magical about pancakes that feel light, golden, and delicate — the kind that fall somewhere between a classic pancake and a thin, buttery crepe. These crepe-style pancakes are exactly that: soft, lightly sweetened, and perfect for mornings when you want something nourishing without feeling heavy.
Unlike traditional fluffy pancakes, these cook thin, fold beautifully, and make the perfect canvas for fresh blueberries and warm honey. They come together in minutes with everyday ingredients — no complicated steps, no special tools, just real food and simple technique.
Whether you’re making breakfast for yourself or sharing with family, these will become a go-to recipe you’ll revisit again and again.

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Why You’ll Love This Recipe
Light, thin, crepe-like texture
Naturally sweetened
No dairy required
Made with whole, simple ingredients
Perfect for topping with fruit, honey, nut butter, or jam
Quick enough for weekdays, cozy enough for weekends
This recipe yields pancakes that cook quickly, reheat well, and taste even better when topped with fresh blueberries.
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Ingredients
Dry Ingredients
1 cup all-purpose flour
Pinch of salt (balances sweetness)
Wet Ingredients
¼ cup avocado oil (adds moisture + richness)
1–2 tablespoons honey (1 tbsp for the batter; extra for serving)
1½ teaspoons vanilla extract
2 large eggs
1 cup water (or substitute milk for a richer flavor)
Toppings
Fresh blueberries
Drizzle of honey
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Instructions
1. Mix the dry ingredients.
In a medium mixing bowl, whisk the flour with a pinch of salt. This helps prevent lumps and ensures even mixing later.
2. Add the wet ingredients.
Pour in the eggs, avocado oil, honey, vanilla extract, and water.
Whisk until the mixture becomes smooth, fluid, and slightly thin — the batter should resemble a pourable crepe batter, not a thick traditional pancake batter.
If it’s too thick, add 1–3 tablespoons of water to loosen it.
3. Heat your pan.
Lightly oil a nonstick or ceramic skillet.
Warm it over medium heat — not too high, or the pancakes will brown before they cook through.
4. Cook the pancakes.
Scoop a ladle of batter into the pan, letting it naturally spread into a thin circle.
Cook until:
tiny bubbles form on the surface
edges look slightly set
Flip gently and cook for another 30–60 seconds.
Repeat until all the batter is used.
5. Serve warm.
Stack or fold the pancakes, then top with:
fresh blueberries
a drizzle of warm honey
optional: extra vanilla, nut butter, or lemon zest

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Tips for Perfect Crepe-Style Pancakes
✔ Use water for lighter pancakes.
Water keeps the batter thin and crepe-like. Milk will make them slightly thicker and richer — still delicious.
✔ Don’t overmix.
A few tiny lumps are normal. Overmixing can make pancakes chewy.
✔ Let the batter rest for 5 minutes.
This helps the flour hydrate and creates a smoother texture.
✔ Thin the batter if needed.
If your batter feels thick, add water 1 tablespoon at a time until it pours easily.
✔ Use medium heat, not high.
These cook quickly — gentle heat keeps them soft and golden, not dry.
✔ Store & reheat.
Refrigerate for up to 2 days. Reheat in a pan for 1–2 minutes for the best texture.
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How to Personalize This Recipe
These pancakes pair beautifully with almost anything. Try:
strawberries + maple syrup
banana slices + almond butter
chia jam + toasted walnuts
lemon zest + powdered sugar
yogurt + warm berries
Or fold them like crepes and fill them with nut butter, fruit spreads, or a simple sweet cream.
Final Thoughts
These pancakes are everything breakfast should be — simple, nourishing, quick, and made with ingredients you already have at home. They’re light enough for weekdays but feel special enough for a slow Saturday morning.
Once you taste them with fresh blueberries and honey, you may never go back to boxed pancake mixes.
Enjoy every bite. 🍯💙
And remember — do not consume this recipe if you are allergic or think you may be allergic to any of the listed ingredients.




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