
Honey and sparkling water pancakes
So easy that kids can whip this up themselves to treat mums on mother’s day.

SERVES8
TIME TO MAKE5 - 15 mins
MEAL TYPEBreakfast
TIME TO MAKE5 - 15 mins
MEAL TYPEBreakfast
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Method
- Sift flour into a large bowl or jug. Make a well in the centre and crack both eggs into the flour. Add the honey. Mix with a whisk gently drawing flour in from the sides.
- When mixture begins to become a ball add sparkling water a little at a time, stirring constantly. Continue to add enough sparkling water to make a thick yet runny batter.
- Heat a large non-stick frying pan and spray with cooking oil. Pour a small amount of mixture into the pan, swirl to ensure mixture is even across the bottom of the pan (size of the pancakes is up to the individual). When small bubbles form in the top of the mixture flip over to cook the other side. When the second side is cooked remove to a plate and keep warm. Continue with remainder of mixture.
Tip
Toppings for pancakes are endless but my favourite is lemon and honey with lots of fresh fruit.
Thanks to Hayleyanise your food for sharing this recipe with us.
- 2 cupswholemeal flour
- 2eggs
- 1 tbspliquid honey
- ½ cupsparkling water
- ½lemon, zest
Per Per serve
- Energy993kj
- Saturated Fat0.7g
- Total Carbohydrate42g
- Sugars4.8g
- Dietary Fibre6g
- Sodium37mg
Method
- Sift flour into a large bowl or jug. Make a well in the centre and crack both eggs into the flour. Add the honey. Mix with a whisk gently drawing flour in from the sides.
- When mixture begins to become a ball add sparkling water a little at a time, stirring constantly. Continue to add enough sparkling water to make a thick yet runny batter.
- Heat a large non-stick frying pan and spray with cooking oil. Pour a small amount of mixture into the pan, swirl to ensure mixture is even across the bottom of the pan (size of the pancakes is up to the individual). When small bubbles form in the top of the mixture flip over to cook the other side. When the second side is cooked remove to a plate and keep warm. Continue with remainder of mixture.
Tip
Toppings for pancakes are endless but my favourite is lemon and honey with lots of fresh fruit.
Thanks to Hayleyanise your food for sharing this recipe with us.
Ingredients
- 2 cupswholemeal flour
- 2eggs
- 1 tbspliquid honey
- ½ cupsparkling water
- ½lemon, zest
Ingredients
- 2 cupswholemeal flour
- 2eggs
- 1 tbspliquid honey
- ½ cupsparkling water
- ½lemon, zest
Nutrition Facts
Per Per serve
- Energy993kj
- Saturated Fat0.7g
- Total Carbohydrate42g
- Sugars4.8g
- Dietary Fibre6g
- Sodium37mg
Method
- Sift flour into a large bowl or jug. Make a well in the centre and crack both eggs into the flour. Add the honey. Mix with a whisk gently drawing flour in from the sides.
- When mixture begins to become a ball add sparkling water a little at a time, stirring constantly. Continue to add enough sparkling water to make a thick yet runny batter.
- Heat a large non-stick frying pan and spray with cooking oil. Pour a small amount of mixture into the pan, swirl to ensure mixture is even across the bottom of the pan (size of the pancakes is up to the individual). When small bubbles form in the top of the mixture flip over to cook the other side. When the second side is cooked remove to a plate and keep warm. Continue with remainder of mixture.
Tip
Toppings for pancakes are endless but my favourite is lemon and honey with lots of fresh fruit.
Thanks to Hayleyanise your food for sharing this recipe with us.
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