Miracle Batter that Can be Used Four Ways

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Photo credit: Rachael Ray Show Aired August 05, 2015

by Lisa Lozano

Make sure you bookmark this, because this is the last batter recipe you’ll ever need! Former Top Chef contestant, Chef Ryan Scott, is sharing his amazingly versatile batter recipe and showing you how tiny tweaks can turn it into pancake, waffles, biscuits and even a lemon poppy cake!

The basic batter features all the items you’d expect: all-purpose flour, a little sugar, salt, baking soda, baking powder, butter, eggs, milk, vanilla and the slightly unexpected additions of lemon and cornstarch. An added bonus to this recipe is that you can prepare it ahead – make it on a Saturday night and then pull it out of the fridge in time for Sunday brunch.

Blueberry Pancakes

Ryan Scott's Pancakes

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To make blueberry pancakes with the miracle batter, just add blueberries, that’s it!

Chocolate Waffles

Ryan Scott's Waffles

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Swap out the milk and lemon juice for buttermilk, and add cocoa powder.

Biscuits

Ryan Scott's Biscuits

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For biscuits, cut back on the liquids and cut the (cold) butter in.

Lemon Poppy Cake

Ryan Scott’s Lemon Poppy Cake

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Add poppy seeds and lemon zest.

So which recipe would you be most likely to make with this universal flour?

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