Weeknight Cooking
Green Pancakes (Pascadous)
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15 Reviews
Alison
September 4, 2018
I have to admit that I skipped a few steps due to last minute, whats-for-dinner? timing--didn't refrigerate the batter and I didn't separate the eggs (kind of embarrassing, but laziness won out). It was still delightful, and I recommend this dish. We had it with irish bacon (sort of like Canadian bacon) for dinner. I will try it with the separated eggs next time, to see the difference. I also think some shallots would work well instead of the garlic (I would have normally added onion to chard, if left totally to my own devices), so might try that variation as well. I recommend this for a quick (if you cheat), tasty dinner that includes a good, stealthy helping of veggies.
Linda D.
August 7, 2018
Thank you, Nicholas for sharing this simple and savory meal. I used spinach instead of kale and heavy cream instead of milk. I served the pancakes for dinner with bacon and applesauce on the side.
Courtney C.
February 9, 2016
These were great! I have the cookbook that these came from, but I had not yet made these. I'm very glad that I did. I used a box of mixed greens (chard, spinach, and kale) and blitzed it in the food processor. I also added some chives. Very tasty!
witloof
February 8, 2016
For those who want a gluten free option chickpea flour makes excellent pancakes.
amy
August 31, 2015
Is this 1 cup of swiss chard or 1/2 lb?
Slimfender
August 31, 2015
Since the chard is specified as finely chopped, one could assume the author meant 8oz as in volume, not weight, but that's just my take on it, as a bystander. If the chard was listed in the recipe as an ingredient prior to prepping it, I might assume weight instead of volume.
Liz
January 21, 2015
We are a gluten free household. Any ideas on how this would translate to almond flour. They look so darn good!!
Aviva B.
March 6, 2015
Hi Liz, instead of almond flour you might want to find a gluten free "all purpose flour" (I know I've seen it at Whole Foods, and maybe some other places?) It's a mix of different gluten free flours that winds up better suited for recipes like this one. Good luck!
Marry
October 5, 2014
Just made these-really good-I didn't refrigerate the batter though and they came out fine. I put carrot top pesto on top and served with sliced avocado and tomato wedges. Yum!
MariahK
August 23, 2013
I've made this three times in the last month. They are excellent when first made but they are equally good after being refrigerated and reheated in the toaster. Next I'm going to try freezing them so that I can always have some on hand!
WellFedWit
August 13, 2013
I've made this twice now and I love it! Used buttermilk both times because that's what I had on hand. Excellent when combined with a bit of fresh feta and a nice salad.
JPyyyy
August 1, 2013
I'm not able to find anything about what to do with the 2 egg whites that were separated. Are they supposed to be used in the recipe somehow?
Nicholas D.
August 1, 2013
The egg white step went missing, mysteriously, but it should be there now.
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