I had six large leftover store bought strawberries and decided to macerate them overnight to make a quick Single Serving of Homemade Strawberry Pancake Syrup. This made a very nice breakfast folks! The only prep and planning ahead was cutting the berries into 1/4" slices and sprinkling them with a little sugar. The next morning I mashed them with a fork and a little cornstarch thickened the mixture. Easy and very tasty:@)
Easy Single Serving Homemade Strawberry Pancake Syrup
For each six large strawberries:
1 Tblsp sugar
1/4 tsp vanilla-optional, but good if not using extra sweet local berries
1/4 tsp vanilla-optional, but good if not using extra sweet local berries
1 tsp cornstarch
1/8 C water
- Wash, dry and de-stem strawberries. Slice 1/4" thick.
- Place in bowl and mix with sugar. Cover and let sit in refrigerator overnight.
- The next morning, pour berries into small sauce pan and mash well with a fork (or run through food chopper is you want them very smooth).
- Mix cornstarch with water, and vanilla if using, and pour into berries.
- Heat to light boil and thicken mixture. Taste, add a little more sugar if desired.
- Remove from heat and immediately pour over pancakes.
Eat well and have a happy day:@)
Your strawberry syrup for one is making me want to go whip up some pancakes, Lynn! I think I'll do that soon. Thank you for sharing your penny saving recipe!
ReplyDeletepancakes with fresh strawberry syrup? Yum, I'm coming to your house!!
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What a great way to use those leftover berries Lynn! I'm still lovin' those Chocolate Cheesecake Strawberries among your 'might also like' posts. :)
ReplyDeleteHaha! I love the subtitle!! This is perfect for me---Bill likes maple syrup, but I love berries on my pancakes and waffles. A little strawberry syrup would be the perfect finishing touch :)
ReplyDeleteI'm pitifully behind in your posts, Lynn! Life has a way of getting in the way some times :) I'm definitely pinned that onion bread machine recipe! I love your homemade strawberry syrup with cornstarch. I made a similar version with chia seeds not to long ago that was really good too! Next best thing, applesauce :)
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