Whisk together flour, sugar, baking powder and soda. (Add a pinch of salt if desired.) Set aside.
In large bowl, whisk together yogurt, egg, butter and milk. Add to flour mixture; stir just until combined. Fold in raspberries.
Heat a griddle over moderately high heat; brush with additional melted butter. Drop scant 1/4 cupfuls of batter onto griddle; cook for 1 minute or until bubbles form on top. Turn and cook 1 minute more. Serve with raspberry jam and sugar.
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Oceana
Mar 21, 2019
Great way to use raspberries. The kids love them. We put pure maple syrup on ours.
sbtm25
Nov 22, 2015
This was delicious! All I had was frozen raspberries and greek yogurt, it turned out fantastic. Did the optional pinch of salt and the flavors are spot-on. A huge hit in my house. Because I had frozen raspberries, they broke up when I folded them in- a good thing I think, as the larger chunks added too much isolated liquid and made the lump cook unevenly. Thanks for the recipe!
harmonygal
Mar 9, 2011
I've eaten Karen's food before, and she is an excellent cook. These are definitely a treat. Now we just have to wait for raspberry season again! Thanks for sharing Karen.
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Great way to use raspberries. The kids love them. We put pure maple syrup on ours.
This was delicious! All I had was frozen raspberries and greek yogurt, it turned out fantastic. Did the optional pinch of salt and the flavors are spot-on. A huge hit in my house. Because I had frozen raspberries, they broke up when I folded them in- a good thing I think, as the larger chunks added too much isolated liquid and made the lump cook unevenly. Thanks for the recipe!
I've eaten Karen's food before, and she is an excellent cook. These are definitely a treat. Now we just have to wait for raspberry season again! Thanks for sharing Karen.