Mini German Pancakes Recipe filled with Berry Sauce

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Mini German Pancakes Recipe filled with Berry Sauce

One of the most requested meals in our house are German pancakes. Every weekend when I ask the kids what they want me to make; they always ask for German pancakes. But not just any German Pancakes. Mini German Pancakes! They absolutely love the perfect personal size! I love how the German Pancakes offer a lot more protein and less sugar than regular pancakes. So, as long as I have enough eggs on hand, I often let them have their way. These Mini German Pancakes have become so popular that I decided it was time to share the magic recipe!

Mini German Pancakes Recipe

This recipe is similar to a regular German Pancake Recipe made in a 9 X 13 pan, but just slightly different. And they end up looking a lot more enticing than the regular large pan German Pancake.

Yield: 24

Mini German Pancakes Recipe

Mini German Pancakes Recipe
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 15 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1 cup flour
  • 1 cup milk
  • 6 eggs
  • 1/2 Teaspoon Salt
  • 1 teaspoon Pure Vanilla Extract
  • 1 teaspoon Orange or lemon Zest (optional)
  • 3 Tablespoons melted butter
  • Drizzle of Fresh Lemon Juice
  • Dusting of Powdered Sugar

Instructions

  1. Preheat the oven to 400 degrees
  2. Mix Flour, Eggs, Milk, salt and vanilla in bowl
  3. Add melted butter and zest (optional) and mix
  4. Pour batter into greased Muffin tins
  5. Bake for 10-15 minutes or until puffy and golden on top
  6. Remove from oven
  7. Spritz or Drizzle lemon juice over the top of each Mini German Pancake
  8. Dust each Mini German Pancake with Powdered Sugar
  9. Finish topping with your favorite fresh fruit, jam or fruit compote.

 

These little delights turn out the perfectly sized for individual breakfast portions. They also make great Luncheon, Brunch or event gathering appetizers! And they have an amazing flavor when you pair it with our delicious Blueberry Sauce recipe!

Mini German Pancakes Recipe filled with Berry Sauce

There isn’t much of a trick to making these delicious mini German Pancakes. They are quite easy and very popular among our family and friends. We tend to make them almost every weekend. And would you believe the kids can out eat Mommy when it comes to these? The kids just can’t stop! The last time; I believe both boys (ages 8 and 9) ended up eating 5 of them and Miss Jade ate 4 herself! Not bad for having super picky kids who refuse to eat!

Mini German Pancakes Recipe filled with Berry Sauce

I also love how versatile you can be with these mini German Pancakes! You can top them off with just a spritz of lemon juice and dusting of powdered sugar. Or you can add your favorite syrup. Maple syrup is quite delicious on these. We’ve also tried regular Raspberry Rhubarb Jam, Strawberry Rhubarb Jam, Blueberry jam, Blueberry & Huckleberry Syrup, or with just freshly sliced berries. I’ve also seen these filled with Yogurt and fresh fruit! There are so many amazing ways to enjoy them!

Mini German Pancakes Recipe filled with Berry Sauce

Have you tried our simple and delicious Mini German Pancakes recipe? What did you think?

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Mini German Pancakes Recipe filled with Berry Sauce

What Toppings would you use with these delicious Mini German Pancakes?

 

 

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41 Comments

    1. That’s what I thought was funny too, cause we lived in Germany too and never heard of them until we moved back to the states! lol. But since discovering them; my kids want them ALL the time.

  1. This looks like the most amazing thing I’ve ever seen. I thought it was actually going to be pancakes, but this looks even better.

  2. Love this recipe. I think my kids would eat up some mini german panckes. I think my crew would enjoy apple cinnamon topping. I am definitely trying this recipe. Thanks for the tip.

  3. These look super cute and tasty. I never thought to put pancake mix in muffin tins. I am totally going to do this next time.

    1. Actually we have this for dinner a few times a month. The kids beg and beg and beg for it. I don’t feel so bad giving in since it is more egg than flour. And its an easy dinner. ๐Ÿ™‚

  4. I have never heard of German Pancakes but I am going to make them tomorrow just to try them out. I am also sending this link to my daughter. Thanks for sharing.

  5. I’m not a berry fan – but I’d love to have a taste of German pancakes – this is the first time I’ve heard and seen it, lol!

  6. Love this recipe. It looks really good with the blueberry topping, which is how I think I would like it best. When I think of German food though, I think apples first so I may try it with those.

  7. WOW those look way to good, I have never heard or seen of these before now I am tempted to make some myself!

  8. I have never heard of mini German pancakes but they do look delicious and I am going to make them. I am going to use a cherry filling, one of my favorites.

  9. We always called them puffed pancakes and my children love them! I will have to try your recipe! It looks totally delish!

  10. I LOVE German Pancakes – just love them! I usually have them with lemon butter and powdered sugar, but these would indeed be terrific with various fillings. Marketing day is tomorrow – muct buy extra eggs! ๐Ÿ™‚

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