Kefir pancakes without eggs recipe, thin with holes


General list of ingredients

ProductsQuantity
kefir1 l
Wheat flour300-380 g
baking soda5-7 g
saltpinch
granulated sugar15-20 g
refined vegetable oil30-45 ml

To prepare these pancakes you will need very few ingredients and time.

How to choose the right ingredients

  • Be sure to choose refined vegetable oil , preferably with a high smoke point. Also evaluate the color of the product - the lighter the shade the oil has, the better it is cleared of natural coloring substances. In addition, pay attention to where the oil is located - the fact is that under the influence of light it loses its beneficial properties and deteriorates faster. Therefore, choose a product from the far row, which is located in a dark corner.
  • For baking pancakes, the right choice is first grade flour . Be sure to buy flour packaged in paper bags. Also pay attention to the color of the product - it should be snow-white, and sometimes a cream shade is allowed for the first grade. Flour stored for a long time loses its flowability and various microorganisms develop in it, so carefully inspect the product for the presence of lumps, black spots, larvae and bugs.
  • It is better to choose kefir with medium fat content – ​​2.5%. A quality product has a milky white color with a slightly creamy tint. Also, fresh kefir should have the aroma of dairy products, and if it gives off an unpleasant odor, then it has already fermented and is not worth buying. Real kefir tastes slightly sour.

Recipe for custard pancakes with kefir without eggs

Cooking time: 35-45 minutes. Calorie content (per 100 g): 256-260 kcal. Number of pancakes: 15-18 pieces. Kitchen utensils: deep bowl, measuring cup and scale, iron mug or teapot, tablespoon, kitchen towel, ladle, large-diameter frying pan with Teflon coating, brush, flat wooden spatula, flat large dish for ready-made pancakes.

Ingredients

water200-220 ml
kefir (fat content 2.5%)500 ml
premium wheat flour400 g
fine granulated sugar35-40 g
saltpinch
baking soda5-8 g
refined vegetable oil30-40 ml

Step-by-step preparation

Let's prepare the dough

  1. Pour 200-220 ml of water into an iron mug, put it on the stove and bring the liquid to a boil.

    Pour 200-220 ml of water into an iron mug

  2. Pour 500 ml of kefir into a deep bowl and add 400 g of flour there.

    Pour 500 ml of kefir into a deep bowl

  3. Mix both ingredients thoroughly until the consistency of thick sour cream is obtained.

    Mix both ingredients thoroughly

  4. Add 35-40 g of sugar, a pinch of salt to the resulting mass, and mix everything again until smooth without lumps.

    Add 35-40 g of sugar to the resulting mass.

  5. Meanwhile, the water should boil and now, holding a spoon with 5-8 g of soda over a bowl of dough, extinguish the soda with 100 ml of boiling water.

    extinguish soda with 100 ml boiling water

  6. Immediately knead the dough, stirring it with a tablespoon.

    knead the dough

  7. Next, add the remaining boiling water in small portions, while vigorously stirring the mass with a spoon until the required consistency is obtained. The thinner the batter you prepare, the thinner the pancakes will be.

    add the remaining boiling water in small portions

  8. Cover the finished dough with a kitchen towel and set it aside to “rest” for about 10-15 minutes.

    Cover the finished dough with a kitchen towel

Frying pancakes

  1. Heat the frying pan strongly and lightly grease its bottom with a small amount of vegetable oil using a brush.

    Heat the frying pan very hot and lightly grease its bottom with a small amount of vegetable oil.

  2. Pour a small portion of the dough onto the hot oil using a ladle and distribute it over the entire surface of the pan.

    Pour a small portion of the dough onto the hot oil

  3. Fry the pancake until we notice that the product has browned on the sides and is no longer liquid on top.

    Fry the pancake until you notice that the product has browned on the sides

  4. Turn the pancake over to the other side and cook it for a few seconds.

    Turn the pancake over to the other side

  5. Place the finished product on a flat dish and begin frying the remaining pancakes.

    Place the finished product on a flat dish

Video recipe for custard pancakes with kefir without eggs

The entire process of preparing custard pancakes according to the above recipe is shown in the video below.

Cooking pancakes in stages

Preparing the dough

  1. Add granulated sugar, soda, salt to kefir at room temperature and stir well.

    First, mix kefir with soda, salt and sugar.

  2. Then pour in vegetable oil and add a small amount of flour.

    Then add vegetable oil and a little flour to the kefir mixture.

  3. Mix everything thoroughly with a mixer until the lumps disappear completely.

    Mix the dough well with a mixer.

  4. Add flour gradually, stirring well each time.

    Add uku to achieve the desired consistency of the dough, mixing it well each time.

  5. When the dough reaches the desired thickness, proceed to frying the pancakes.

    The dough is ready and we can start frying the pancakes.

Frying pancakes

  1. Place the frying pan on high heat and heat it up very well.

    It is very important to get the pan hot before pouring the batter onto it.

  2. Then grease the pan with vegetable oil.

    If you grease the pan with oil using a brush, rather than just pouring it in, the pancakes will not absorb excess heat.

  3. Now pour a portion of the dough onto the hot oil.

    Pour the batter into the pan and turn it to form a round pancake.

  4. We bake the pancake over high heat until we see that the product is no longer liquid on top, but has browned underneath.

    Fry until the pancake is browned on the bottom.

  5. Turn the pancake over to the other side and cook until it is browned.

    Turn the pancake over to the other side.

  6. Remove the finished product from the pan and transfer it to a flat plate.
  7. Prepare the rest of the pancakes in the same way.

    Try making these pancakes with kefir without eggs using our recipe.

Kefir pancake recipe without eggs

Kitchen utensils: measuring cup and scales, deep bowls, fine sieve, regular fork or whisk, ladle, kitchen towel, large non-stick frying pan, brush, large flat plate for ready-made pancakes.

Ingredients

kefir (fat content 2.5%)480-500 ml
saltpinch
fine granulated sugar30-35 g
wheat flour (highest grade)400-430 g
baking sodapinch
milk (fat content 2.5%)250-280 ml
refined vegetable oil75-85 ml

Step-by-step preparation

Let's prepare the dough

  1. Pour 480-500 ml of kefir into a deep bowl, add a pinch of salt and 30-35 g of sugar.

    Pour 480-500 ml of kefir into a deep bowl

  2. Mix all products thoroughly with each other using a whisk or a regular fork.

    Mix all products thoroughly

  3. In a separate bowl, sift 400-430 g of flour through a fine sieve and add it gradually to the liquid mixture, stirring it thoroughly each time until a homogeneous mass is obtained.

    Sift 400-430 g of flour through a fine sieve into a separate bowl

  4. At the same time, add 250-280 ml of milk at room temperature to the dough and knead the mass until the lumps of flour are completely removed. The consistency of the dough depends on your desire - the thinner the dough you prefer to make, the thinner the pancakes will turn out.

    Along the way, add 250-280 ml of milk at room temperature to the dough

  5. Add 45-50 ml of vegetable oil to the resulting dough and mix the mass thoroughly again.

    Add 45-50 ml of vegetable oil to the resulting dough

  6. Cover the finished dough with a kitchen towel and leave it in a warm place to infuse for half an hour so that it develops gluten and makes the pancakes more elastic.
  7. Stir the present dough thoroughly so that everything that has settled at the bottom of the bowl over the elapsed time is mixed again into a homogeneous mass.

    Cover the finished dough with a kitchen towel

Frying pancakes

  1. Place the pan on the stove and heat it up very high.

    Place the pan on the stove and heat it up very high.

  2. Pour 30-35 ml of vegetable oil into a small cup and grease the bottom of a hot frying pan with it using a brush.

    Pour 30-35 ml of vegetable oil into a small cup

  3. Using a ladle, pour a small portion of dough into the frying pan and distribute it evenly over the entire surface of the dish.

    Using a ladle, pour a small portion of dough into the frying pan.

  4. Fry the pancake over medium heat until we notice that the product has browned on the sides and is no longer liquid on top.

    Fry the pancake over medium heat until you notice that the product has browned on the sides

  5. Turn the product over to the other side and fry it for literally a minute, no more.

    Turn the product over to the other side

  6. Place the finished pancake on a large flat plate.

    Place the finished pancake on a large flat plate.

  7. Prepare the rest of the pancakes in the same way.

    Prepare the rest of the pancakes in the same way.

Video recipe for pancakes with kefir without eggs

Watch the video below and it won’t take you long to prepare pancakes with kefir and without eggs.

What do you eat these pancakes with?

For these pancakes you can use both sweet and savory fillings.

For sweet pancakes:

  • fruit or berry jam;
  • liquid honey;
  • sesame or peanut butter;
  • condensed milk;
  • maple syrup;
  • sour cream;
  • curd mass with raisins;
  • whipped cream;
  • souffle;
  • melted chocolate.

For savory pancakes:

  • smoked or salted fish;
  • black or red caviar;
  • minced meat or ham;
  • mushroom mixture;
  • cheese and various mixtures based on it;
  • vegetable puree (zucchini, spinach, cabbage).

How to fold these pancakes beautifully

  • The simplest and most well-known way is to place pancakes in a stack on a plate, removing them from the pan.
  • We fold the finished products in half. You can hide a surprise inside the product in the form of a filling.
  • Roll the pancake three times to form a triangle. It is better to leave it without filling, let each eater choose it according to his own taste.
  • Folded pancakes: put the filling, for example minced meat, in the middle of the pancake, then fold all the sides inside, overlapping, forming an envelope.
  • To arrange the pancakes more compactly on the plate, fold them into an envelope, but do not add any filling. If desired, you can grease the inside of the pancake with jam and place the sweet filling on top of the product.
  • Tube pancakes: roll the product into a tube, leaving it empty. You can also put the filling on the edge of the pancake and wrap it in a tube.
  • Pancake rolls: fold one edge of the product, then roll the rest into a roll. The result is very elegant pancakes that look impressive on the table.
  • Pancake cones: fold the product in half, put the filling on top, then fold the edges of the pancake into the middle.
  • Pancake cones: place a dense, homogeneous filling, such as curd mass, on the edge of the product. After this, roll the pancake in a circle, as if you were making a paper bag for seeds.
  • Pancake bags: put the filling in the center of the product, then gather its edges together and tie them with boiled spaghetti, a feather of green onion or a toothpick.

Useful cooking tips

  • The recipe allows the use of whole grain and wheat flour . In this case, you must add 15-20 g of starch to the dough, which will serve as a link between the two types of flour and help prevent the pancakes from spreading during frying. Also, if you are preparing sweet pancakes, you can replace the starch with a ripe banana, previously mashed into a puree.
  • I advise you to first sift the flour through a sieve , then the product will turn out more tender and airy.
  • If you use salty pancake filling, add less granulated sugar to the dough. For sweet pancakes, you can add more sugar according to your family's taste.
  • There are no exact proportions regarding flour in this recipe . It depends on you what kind of pancakes you get - the thicker the consistency of the dough, the thicker the pancakes will be. If you want to make thin pancakes, add less flour and knead a thinner dough.
  • To ensure that the pancakes do not stick to the pan and that they are easy to work with, I recommend lightly greasing the bottom of the pan with oil each time after removing the finished product.
  • In order to speed up the process of frying pancakes, I advise you to fry them in two frying pans at once - while one pancake is frying, the second is already ready.

    To fry pancakes faster, you can do this in two pans at once.

  • To make it easier to flip the pancakes to the other side, use two spatulas.
  • To prevent the pancakes from sticking together, I recommend greasing the surface of each finished pancake with a small amount of butter.
  • A little secret: fold cold pancakes into a triangle and fry on both sides in butter until crispy, so the products will take on an even more appetizing appearance.

Recipe for pancakes without eggs on kefir. Calorie, chemical composition and nutritional value.

Nutritional value and chemical composition of “Pancakes without eggs on kefir.”

The table shows the nutritional content (calories, proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals) per 100 grams of edible portion.

NutrientQuantityNorm**% of the norm in 100 g% of the norm in 100 kcal100% normal
Calorie content162.5 kcal1684 kcal9.6%5.9%1036 g
Squirrels4 g76 g5.3%3.3%1900 g
Fats5.1 g56 g9.1%5.6%1098 g
Carbohydrates24.9 g219 g11.4%7%880 g
Organic acids0.4 g~
Alimentary fiber0.9 g20 g4.5%2.8%2222 g
Water64 g2273 g2.8%1.7%3552 g
Ash0.5909 g~
Vitamins
Vitamin A, RE9.5 mcg900 mcg1.1%0.7%9474 g
Retinol0.009 mg~
beta carotene0.004 mg5 mg0.1%0.1%125000 g
Vitamin B1, thiamine0.063 mg1.5 mg4.2%2.6%2381 g
Vitamin B2, riboflavin0.085 mg1.8 mg4.7%2.9%2118 g
Vitamin B4, choline32.72 mg500 mg6.5%4%1528 g
Vitamin B5, pantothenic0.22 mg5 mg4.4%2.7%2273 g
Vitamin B6, pyridoxine0.072 mg2 mg3.6%2.2%2778 g
Vitamin B9, folates10.72 mcg400 mcg2.7%1.7%3731 g
Vitamin B12, cobalamin0.173 mcg3 mcg5.8%3.6%1734 g
Vitamin C, ascorbic acid0.3 mg90 mg0.3%0.2%30000 g
Vitamin E, alpha tocopherol, TE2.027 mg15 mg13.5%8.3%740 g
Vitamin H, biotin0.542 mcg50 mcg1.1%0.7%9225 g
Vitamin RR, NE1.1322 mg20 mg5.7%3.5%1766
Niacin0.368 mg~
Macronutrients
Potassium, K96.45 mg2500 mg3.9%2.4%2592 g
Calcium, Ca58 mg1000 mg5.8%3.6%1724 g
Silicon, Si1.083 mg30 mg3.6%2.2%2770 g
Magnesium, Mg10.62 mg400 mg2.7%1.7%3766 g
Sodium, Na94.35 mg1300 mg7.3%4.5%1378 g
Sera, S31.74 mg1000 mg3.2%2%3151 g
Phosphorus, Ph62.4 mg800 mg7.8%4.8%1282 g
Chlorine, Cl53.39 mg2300 mg2.3%1.4%4308 g
Microelements
Bor, B10 mcg~
Vanadium, V24.38 mcg~
Iron, Fe0.381 mg18 mg2.1%1.3%4724 g
Yod, I4.31 mcg150 mcg2.9%1.8%3480 g
Cobalt, Co0.867 mcg10 mcg8.7%5.4%1153 g
Manganese, Mn0.1592 mg2 mg8%4.9%1256 g
Copper, Cu31.58 mcg1000 mcg3.2%2%3167 g
Molybdenum, Mo5.553 mcg70 mcg7.9%4.9%1261 g
Nickel, Ni0.596 mcg~
Selenium, Se2.492 mcg55 mcg4.5%2.8%2207 g
Fluorine, F36.3 mcg4000 mcg0.9%0.6%11019 g
Chromium, Cr1.46 mcg50 mcg2.9%1.8%3425 g
Zinc, Zn0.3631 mg12 mg3%1.8%3305 g
Digestible carbohydrates
Starch and dextrins18.554 g~
Mono- and disaccharides (sugars)6.2 gmax 100 g
Glucose (dextrose)0.0054 g~
Maltose0.0135 g~
Sucrose0.0298 g~
Fructose0.0054 g~
Essential amino acids
Arginine*0.1083 g~
Valin0.1273 g~
Histidine*0.0542 g~
Isoleucine0.1165 g~
Leucine0.2194 g~
Lysine0.0677 g~
Methionine0.0406 g~
Methionine + Cysteine0.0948 g~
Threonine0.084 g~
Tryptophan0.0271 g~
Phenylalanine0.1354 g~
Phenylalanine+Tyrosine0.2031 g~
Nonessential amino acids
Alanin0.0894 g~
Aspartic acid0.0921 g~
Glycine0.0948 g~
Glutamic acid0.8342 g~
Proline0.2627 g~
Serin0.1354 g~
Tyrosine0.0677 g~
Cysteine0.0542 g~
Sterols (sterols)
Cholesterol3.47 mgmax 300 mg
beta sitosterol12.7844 mg~
Saturated fatty acids
Saturated fatty acids1.1 gmax 18.7 g
16:0 Palmitinaya0.2636 g~
18:0 Stearic0.1537 g~
20:0 Arakhinovaya0.0111 g~
22:0 Begenovaya0.0258 g~
Monounsaturated fatty acids0.9065 gmin 16.8 g5.4%3.3%
16:1 Palmitoleic0.0027 g~
18:1 Oleic (omega-9)0.9001 g~
Polyunsaturated fatty acids2.341 gfrom 11.2 to 20.6 g20.9%12.9%
18:2 Linolevaya2.3328 g~
18:3 Linolenic0.0081 g~
Omega-6 fatty acids0.1 gfrom 4.7 to 16.8 g2.1%1.3%

The energy value of pancakes without eggs on kefir is 162.5 kcal.

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** This table shows the average levels of vitamins and minerals for an adult. If you want to know the norms taking into account your gender, age and other factors, then use the “My Healthy Diet” application.

Possible other filling and preparation methods

I can’t help but recommend making custard pancakes with kefir, which turn out soft, aromatic, and also retain their freshness for a long time and do not dry out. Have you ever tried beer pancakes? If not, be sure to prepare this culinary miracle! Believe me, the result will surprise and delight you.

Diversify the menu with chocolate pancakes, let your sweet tooth enjoy the exquisite taste of these amazing products that do not require any additional decorations. I am sure that younger children will really enjoy thin pancakes with holes made with kefir, which are not only amazingly tender, but also prepared in a truly elementary way.

So our conversation has come to its logical conclusion . Share with me your impressions or comments about the given recipe. Perhaps someone would like to share their family pancake recipe? Write about everything in the comments. Eat healthy and prepare delicious food for your loved ones more often!

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