Want to know what all goes into making these Sheet Pan Apple Pancakes? Let’s talk about it!
I am ALL for making pancakes on the weekend, but sometimes that can seem a bit daunting when I just want to spend my Saturday doing relaxing. That’s where these Sheet Pan Apple Pancakes come in. They whip up fast, only dirty a few dishes, and feed a crowd in mere minutes with no flipping required!
The pancake mix
Look, you can make it all up from scratch if you want to, but I prefer using a trusted gluten free pancake mix that we all love to keep our weekend mornings fast and easy!
From the spice cabinet
As far as I am concerned brown sugar, cinnamon, and vanilla are an apple’s best friend, so they all make an appearance in these Sheet Pan Apple Pancakes. While the vanilla runs through the batter the brown sugar and cinnamon get mixed right into the shredded apple before it is folded into the batter to ensure that every single shred of apple is perfectly seasoned!
The apples
I’m no Julia Child over here, but I do know that if you are going to include the ingredient in the title of a recipe you better be sure that the flavor of that ingredient comes through. Let me tell you, the snappy and tart Granny Smith apple from Stemilt come through in every single bite from beginning to end!
There's no flipping required with these sheet pan apple pancakes made even better thanks to tangy Granny Smith apples.
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Yield
6 pancake squares servings
Prep time
Cook time
Total time
Cuisine
American
In Category
Breakfast
Level
Easy
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 425°F and spray a quarter sheet pan with the cooking spray.
Combine the pancake mix, eggs, water, oil, and vanilla extract.
Stir well to combine, set aside.
In a separate bowl combine the shredded apple, cinnamon, brown sugar, and a pinch of salt, stir to combine.
Fold the apple mixture into the prepared batter then pour into the prepared pan, smooth the top, and sprinkle the candied pecans evenly across the top.
Meg van der Kruik is the creative spirit behind This Mess Is Ours, and on a mission to creating recipes that her whole family will love. Split between three meat-eaters and one vegetarian (plus dairy and gluten sensitivities), Meg has developed every day recipes that even the pickiest eaters will love and that’s just what she shares on The Stem blog. Meg’s favorite Stemilt fruit is yellow peaches!