Daddy's Sunday Pancakes

This is the recipe my dad used to make us all the time when we were younger. EVERY Sunday he would wake us up early and make us pancakes, eggs, and bacon.

We get this special syrup from our family back in Maryland. I don't think they sell it anywhere in Utah. It's a shame.. because this is the worlds most amazing syrup.. I love love love it! My grandparents ship it out to us in boxes because we love it so much. It is definitely my favorite thing to top off the amazing pancakes.

Anyways... the recipe! ☺

Ingredients:
• 4 cups of flour
• 6 tsp baking powder
• 1 tsp salt
• 2 Tbsp sugar
• 4 eggs
• 2 ½ cups of milk

Instructions:
1. Mix everything together
2. Cook on a skillet or frying pan (whatever works) until bubbly. I find that cooking it on medium heat works best. And as soon as it is getting pretty bubbly just flip it!
3. Top it off with whatever pancake stuff you like and then eat!

ENJOY! thanks for reading!

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