Freezing pancakes

[momee]

I'd like to freeze the pancakes I'm making in bulk. I've finally found a whole wheat recipe that makes fluffy pancakes but they're not a simple recipe.

 

Do you freeze pancakes and is there a trick? Mine come out soggy or blech tasting.

Thanks in advance.

[kewb]

I freeze pancakes all the time. I don't like pancakes so I never eat them but my kids never complain about the frozen ones. I make the pancakes and cool them on wire racks. Once cool I place on a cookie sheet in a single layer and freeze them. Then I switch them to a freezer bag.

[athena1277]

I make and freeze gluten-free pancakes for dd all the time. GF breads are not very forgiving, but these reheat well. I just cool them and put them in zip-lock bags in the freezer. Microwave 30 seconds for one, 45 for 2.

[petepie2]

I freeze pancakes all the time. I don't like pancakes so I never eat them but my kids never complain about the frozen ones. I make the pancakes and cool them on wire racks. Once cool I place on a cookie sheet in a single layer and freeze them. Then I switch them to a freezer bag.

 

I do the same....and I reheat them in the toaster....

[In The Great White North]

I just stack them all on a serving plate and put the leftovers into sandwich bags and freeze. They usually microwave them.

[MamaT]

I just stack them all on a serving plate and put the leftovers into sandwich bags and freeze. They usually microwave them.

 

This is how I do it as well. No one has complained so far.

[Karen in CO]

I just stack them all on a serving plate and put the leftovers into sandwich bags and freeze. They usually microwave them.

 

 

Me too. and nobody complains. The kids prefer them to the ones that you buy frozen and microwave. I make silver dollar pancakes and they seem to reheat fine - one minute in microwave for seven in a single layer which is what my 4yo eats until they are gone, and I have to make more.