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I made Martha Stewart's easy applesauce pancake recipe paired with sour cream for breakfast and it only took 35 minutes

Lauren EdmondsJan 14, 2024, 08:47 IST

Lauren Edmonds making Martha Stewart's applesauce pancakes.Lauren Edmonds/Insider

Martha Stewart's applesauce pancake recipe calls for 3/4 cup of applesauce.
The recipe also suggests topping each pancake with a dollop of sour cream.

Martha Stewart isn't afraid to take risks in the kitchen.

Whether cinnamon rolls infused with mashed potatoes or cookies featuring crumbled potato chips with bacon, the 82-year-old is full of surprises.

One such recipe is Stewart's 35-minute applesauce pancakes.

"We add applesauce to the batter, which makes the pancakes extra moist, and spread applesauce and sour cream between each layer for the ultimate fall stack," the recipe said.

Here's how to make Stewart's upgraded pancake recipe.

The recipe calls for nine ingredients, most of which are typical household items.

Ingredients for Martha Stewart's applesauce pancakes.Lauren Edmonds/Insider

First, combine the four dry ingredients.

Dry ingredients for Martha Stewart's applesauce pancakes.Lauren Edmonds/Insider

Add the four wet ingredients into the bowl to create the pancake batter.

Wet ingredients for Martha Stewart's applesauce pancakes.Lauren Edmonds/Insider

Once the batter is mixed, pour it onto a griddle or cast iron skillet to cook.

Cooking Martha Stewart's applesauce pancakes on the stove.Lauren Edmonds/Insider

Stewart said to add dollops of sour cream and applesauce between each pancake in the stack.

Finished photo of Martha Stewart's applesauce pancakes.Lauren Edmonds/Insider

I was skeptical, but Stewart's pancake batter is a sweet treat elevated by the applesauce and sour cream.

Lauren Edmonds holding Martha Stewart's applesauce pancakes.Lauren Edmonds/Insider

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