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Ingredients
9
Original recipe yields 9 servings
Directions
Nutrition Facts
Per Serving:
359 calories; protein 10.3g; carbohydrates 49.1g; fat 14.2g; cholesterol 6.5mg; sodium 748.1mg. Full Nutrition
Most helpful positive review
This is a great recipe! Here is what I did to change it. I used my favorite pancake mix and prepared that according to the package. It called for a cup of the mix so I measured everything else accordingly. 1 teaspoon of the coaco powder 1/2 tsp ginger 1/4 tsp cinnamon 1/4 tsp clove (added a dash of nutmeg) and 2 tbsp molasses. I then spooned in a bit more of the pancake mix until the batter had the correct texture. They turned out so good!! My boyfriends family always does a Christmas morning pajama breakfast for friends and family. I think I will whip up the batter and take it over there to cook!! Read More
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(69) Most helpful critical review
Although I was excited by the enticing ingredients the final results did not find favor with me. The abundance of baking powder caused a volcano-like effct of the batter. Six extra egg yolks remaining after making pancakes seemed like a waste. In addition two of my three kids said they liked the flavor of other pancakes I make much better. Sorry! Read More
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This is a great recipe! Here is what I did to change it. I used my favorite pancake mix and prepared that according to the package. It called for a cup of the mix so I measured everything else accordingly. 1 teaspoon of the coaco powder 1/2 tsp ginger 1/4 tsp cinnamon 1/4 tsp clove (added a dash of nutmeg) and 2 tbsp molasses. I then spooned in a bit more of the pancake mix until the batter had the correct texture. They turned out so good!! My boyfriends family always does a Christmas morning pajama breakfast for friends and family. I think I will whip up the batter and take it over there to cook!! Read More
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(69) Although I was excited by the enticing ingredients the final results did not find favor with me. The abundance of baking powder caused a volcano-like effct of the batter. Six extra egg yolks remaining after making pancakes seemed like a waste. In addition two of my three kids said they liked the flavor of other pancakes I make much better. Sorry! Read More
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(23) I love gingerbread cookies so I had to try these. I've made them three times now and my family really likes them alot!Thanks! Read More
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these were really good we had them with fresh whipped cream and sliced bananas. i did modify this recipe a little we left out the hazelnuts used 3 whole eggs instead of 6 whites upped the cinnamon and cloves to 1 tsp the ginger to 2 tsp and added 1/2 tsp nutmeg. after the batter was done i tasted it uncooked and it just tasted like it needed a litts someting extra so i added 2 tsp vanilla and 1/2 cup of brown sugar. Read More
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(17) 
Just added the cocoa cinnamon cloves ginger and molasses to pancake mix. Super easy and a nice holiday treat! Read More
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(14) 
Rating on the recipe as written this would not have been pleasant! 6 T baking powder is way too much!!! I used 1 T and they turned out great! I used whole wheat flour and soy milk to make these into yummy pancakes. Read More
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(14) Advertisement
My husband said 'Awesome' just like the other review said. We had it for breakfast. The only problem I had was the molasses that I had such a time getting out. I needed a new jar of molasses. Read More
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(13) 
I assumed that 6 tablespoons of baking powder was a typo and so used only 6 teaspoons - it was still a little salty for my tastes. I also used 3 whole eggs instead of the egg whites. I also added cardamom as someone suggested (1/2tsp cloves 1/2 cardamom). The addition of the hazlenuts was wonderful. Read More
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(13) 
These were a great idea and after a lot of modification they were great-tasting as well! I think there are a number of typos in the original recipe so I came up with my own take on it. Here it is: 2 tbsp baking powder 3 tbsp cocoa 2 tsp ginger 3 eggs some extra flour @1/2 c. to thicken to proper consistency. Enjoy! Read More
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