These Strawberry Greek Yogurt Pancakes are light and fluffy pancakes that are filled with protein rich greek yogurt and stacked with fresh strawberries.
Top with my signature Homemade Buttermilk Syrup for a real breakfast treat!
Strawberry Greek Yogurt Pancakes are one of my new favorite ways to make breakfast for my kids.
Strawberry Greek Yogurt Pancakes
Whenever I want to amp up the protein factor from my Classic Pancake Recipe, these strawberry greek yogurt pancakes are the best!
Ingredients Needed for Greek Yogurt Pancakes
Here’s the basic list of ingredients you’ll need in order to make these protein-rich pancakes. As always, you can find the full list of ingredients in the recipe card below.
- All purpose flour
- Baking Soda
- Baking Powder
- Sugar
- Eggs
- Strawberry Greek Yogurt –Â full fat, low fat or fat free will work
- Vanilla
- Milk – your preferred milk or milk substitute will work
How To Make Greek Yogurt Pancakes
This pancake recipe is uses greek yogurt in place of butter to give the pancakes that extra richness without the extra fat.
COMBINE DRY INGREDIENTSÂ Â Add your dry ingredients to a bowl and whisk to combine.
COMBINE WET INGREDIENTSÂ Â In a separate bowl whisk together the wet ingredients, then pour the wet ingredients into the dry and stir to combine.
COOK ON GRIDDLEÂ Â I love to cook these pancakes on a hot griddle with a little butter or oil under them. It gives them a nice golden brown finish with a soft and fluffy inside.
This is the griddle I have and we use it almost weekly when I make pancakes, eggs, and bacon!
Make Ahead Instructions
The best thing about pancakes is that they are perfect for making ahead of time. I love to make a double or triple batch of these pancakes and then freeze the leftovers for easy breakfasts throughout the week.
Let the pancakes cool and come to room temperature before placing in an airtight bag or container. I like to use a ziplock bag. Freeze for up to 6Â months or refrigerate for up to 7 days.Â
How To Keep Pancakes Warm
If you’re making a big batch of pancakes for a hungry crowd or kid’s sleepover, you can easily keep the pancakes in a casserole dish lightly covered with foil.
- Place it in a 180 degree oven for up to 1 hour.
- This will keep your pancakes nice and warm without drying them out and over cooking them.
What To Serve With Pancakes
You can never go wrong with maple syrup and butter, but here are a few of my favorite things to serve with pancakes.
- Fresh cut fruits – strawberries, blueberries, bananas
- Buttermilk Syrup – trust me, it’s like liquid gold!
- Scrambled Eggs – do you make them like this??
- Crispy Bacon or Sausage
These pancakes are so delicious. They are fluffy on the inside with the perfect amount of moistness.
By using strawberry greek yogurt in the batter it gives the pancakes a fresh strawberry flavor and loads of healthy protein.
More Tasty Breakfast Recipes
There is nothing better than pancakes on a Sunday morning. Here are a few more delicious pancake recipes to try as well as some other fun breakfast recipes…
- Dad’s 3 Ingredient Pancakes
- Rainbow Pancakes – perfect for Saint Patrick’s Day!
- Cinnamon Roll Pancakes – that frosting/syrup is a game changer!
- Trix Pancakes – yes, it’s a thing of beauty
I know you’re going to love these light and fluffy pancakes, especially when paired with this Homemade Buttermilk Syrup!
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Strawberry Greek Yogurt Pancakes
Ingredients
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 1/4 tsp baking soda
- 1 cup Strawberry Greek Yogurt, stirred
- 2 tbsp sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 eggs
- 4 tbsp milk
- 2 cups strawberries, sliced
- 2 tbsp butter, divided
Instructions
- In a medium bowl combine flour, baking powder and baking soda; whisk together.
- In a separate bowl combine Greek yogurt, sugar, vanilla, eggs and milk; whisk together until smooth.
- Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and stir to combine, do not over mix the batter (it should be slightly lumpy).
- Heat 1/2 tbsp of butter in a large skillet over medium heat. Once skillet is hot and butter is melted scoop 1/4 cup of batter into the pan, spreading slightly into a circle. Once the pancake starts to bubble slightly, carefully flip it over and cook for an additional minute. Repeat with remaining batter.
- Top pancakes with sliced strawberries and syrup. Enjoy!
Notes
Nutrition
Originally published on 3/11/2013. Updated on 7/20/2017
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Lara Pietras
So every weekend, when I finish up my open house, I bring the balloons back for my niece. Balloons are like an obsession for children like shoes are to us, I suppose. Thanks so much for sharing the greek yogurt idea for the pancakes. I love pancakes and struggle with making them because they lack protein. So excited to make them this way! Really appreciate that your cooking style includes some healthy and yummy ideas!
Donna @ The Slow Roasted Italian
Seriously! I think they multiply. Now, we have one very calm child. So, we are adventurous with parties! We even rent a helium tank. But, her party was the end of January and I am still finding balloons. I too am a master at popping while she sleeps. {{insert wicked mom laugh}} Pancakes look fabulous!
Maria G.
The Strawberry Greek Yogurt Pancakes are the true definition of healthy snacks. Since I don’t want my kids to get addicted to junk foods, I’ve always made a point of making for them the Strawberry Greek Yogurt Pancakes at least 3 times in a week.
Dana
These are beautiful pancakes! I love pancakes that involve strawberry somehow! Yum! Please tell me how you ‘quietly’ pop balloons. I don’t even have kids yet and want to know.! 🙂 {unless that’s an inside mom joke that I wouldn’t get}. lol.
Shawn
Haha! No, it’s not an inside joke… What I do is hold the balloon between my arm and body and gently pull the belly button of the balloon out. Then I carefully snip just a little bit of the balloon under the knot with some scissors and the air quietly seeps out. Works like a charm every time. 🙂 Now are you officially prepared to have children. LOL
Dana
Lol! That sounds like a great plan! Thanks! 😉
Stephanie @ Eat. Drink. Love.
Haha, balloon madness!! These look fantastic! Pancakes make everything better!
Shawn
They sure do! Thanks Stephanie 🙂
Wendy @ AMFT
Oh…we don’t do balloon animals here…can’t stand them! Balloons go away magically at night here…kids haven’t figured it out yet. LOL! These pancakes look so good Shawn! YUM!
Shawn
Those darn balloon stealing fairies! hehe… Thanks Wendy!!
Heide M.
Thanks for posting this.
Dorothy @ Crazy for Crust
Oh, balloons. God forbid it pops or “goes away” while the child is at school! 🙂 Love these pancakes!
Shawn
Thanks Dorothy! 🙂
Nancy
This recipe sounds so good! As soon as I find strawberry Greek yogurt, I am making these. I have regular Greek yogurt but didn’t know they made it in strawberry. Sounds delish and I am going to try it! I always wondered why kids get so crazy when balloons are around myself! My daughter hates balloons, in kindergarten they played a game where you have to sit on the balloon and pop it! Well, she was so light, her balloon wouldn’t pop and everybody else was done, watching her try to pop hers and she just hated that!! Luckily, she doesn’t want them at any party she is at. She avoids them like the flu.
Shawn
Oh man that would definitely be hard on a little kid!
You can use the smaller cups of Greek yogurt with strawberry and just stir it up till it’s all combined. Works like a pro. 😉
Rachel @ Baked by Rachel
Kids and balloons are serious trouble but omg whats worse is CATS and balloons or rather the ribbon. Good grief just make it stop. Oh and I’ll take a nice stack of these awesome pancakes while we’re ranting 🙂
Shawn
Bwahaha! We don’t have cats, but I can only imagine!! And yes, let’s eats some pancakes!!
Asiya @ Chocolate and Chillies
HAHA…..My eldest was actually terrified of balloons when he was younger 🙂
Love the pancakes and the addition of greek yogurt! Definitely must try!
Shawn
It must be either a love for balloons or an immense fear of them. Kids are all about extremes. Haha. Thanks Asiya!
Cookin Canuck
Too funny! Yes, I’ve had many of those balloon moments and have been known to take a needle to the trouble-makers (the balloons, not the kids) when no one’s looking. These pancakes are beautiful, Shawn, and I love the addition of Greek yogurt.
Shawn
Haha thanks Dara! The things we have to do as moms…
Deborah
Haha!! It was my son’s birthday last week, and the same thing happened. and my daughter ended up popping the balloon and chaos ensued. I needed these pancakes!
Shawn
Well happy belated birthday to your little man! And yes, lots and lots of pancakes will cure anything. 😉