Pancakes with kefir

Cookinero 26 Mar 2025

It is believed that pancakes got their name in honor of Lada, the Slavic goddess of spring. Fluffy, ruddy and perfectly round pancakes symbolized a small spring sun that helped people gain energy and strength to prepare for seasonal work. Now there are many varieties of these ruddy "suns", but pancakes on kefir are a classic that you can easily cope with using our step-by-step recipe.

How to cook Pancakes with kefir

Step 1

Pancakes with kefir

Combine kefir, salt, sugar and mix well. Add flour with baking powder and knead a homogeneous dough.

Step 2

Pancakes with kefir

Heat oil in a frying pan and using a tablespoon, place portions of dough in the form of pancakes. Fry them until golden brown.

Step 3

Pancakes with kefir

Serve the finished pancakes, adding sour cream or your favorite toppings if desired.

Pancakes with kefir - FAQ About Ingredients, Baking Time and Storage

Yes! You can use buttermilk, plain yogurt thinned with milk, or even a mix of milk and a tablespoon of lemon juice or vinegar as a substitute for kefir.
Store cooled pancakes in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Reheat in a pan or microwave before serving.
Absolutely! Replace the regular flour with a gluten-free flour blend and ensure your baking powder is gluten-free for the same fluffy texture.
For crispiness, reheat in a dry frying pan over medium heat. Or microwave for 20-30 seconds for a quick option.
Yes! Place cooled pancakes in a single layer on a tray to freeze, then transfer to a freezer bag. Reheat in a toaster or oven straight from frozen.
Try fresh berries, honey, maple syrup, nut butter, jam, or even savory options like smoked salmon or avocado for a twist.
Reduce or omit the sugar in the batter, and opt for sugar-free toppings like unsweetened applesauce or fresh fruit.
Add a splash of milk or water to thin the batter slightly for lighter, flatter pancakes.
Yes! Adjust the portion size with a measuring cup or spoon. Larger pancakes may need longer cooking time—flip when bubbles form.

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