{"id":4123,"date":"2013-07-15T07:00:20","date_gmt":"2013-07-15T13:00:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/thekitchenpaper.com\/?p=4123"},"modified":"2017-03-22T16:52:05","modified_gmt":"2017-03-22T23:52:05","slug":"greek-yogurt-peach-pancakes-made-with-chobani","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/thekitchenpaper.com\/greek-yogurt-peach-pancakes-made-with-chobani\/","title":{"rendered":"Greek Yogurt Peach Pancakes {made with Chobani!}"},"content":{"rendered":"

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These pancakes are a little bit of a sore subject for me. I'll start out by saying they are FABULOUS, insanely delicious, and definitely did not disappoint. They're from The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook<\/a>, which I just got my hands on at the library. It's only a 14 day book (come on!!), so I immediately came home and read it cover to cover. Then I made a list (a LONG list) of things I wanted to make. Let me tell you, Deb<\/a> knows how to make a girl hungry! I was chomping at the bit (literally) to get going and make thirty recipes in one day. That's an exaggeration. Barely.<\/p>\n

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So, I started with breakfast. Obviously. Deb and I must be BFFs because she started the book out with this recipe: clearly our priorities are in line. I made the pancakes, which I'll get back to in a minute, ate them, felt fueled and ready for my big day of baking... and then my oven exploded.<\/p>\n

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Wait, WHAT? Yeah, my oven exploded. If you follow my instagram<\/a> you may have seen me whine about how our new oven is older than the Earth and functions with questionable efficacy. It's been an interesting first week of baking, using an oven thermometer for the first time and really having to pay attention. The stove isn't much better - I think it actually turns on and off while cooking (hence the variable look in these pancakes! whoopsies!).<\/p>\n

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So anyways, I was getting started on making Deb's Gooey Cinnamon Bars (like gooey butter cake!), and thankfully decided to give the oven a little extra time to heat up so I could make sure I got the temperature right. Not ten seconds after I'd turned the little bugger on do I hear the WORST noise ever, then see sparks come FLYING out of the (CLOSED) oven. I knew I had to turn it off, but was wary of getting close to the oven... I remember thinking \"OK which hand can I afford to lose?\" and choosing my right hand (I'm left-handed) to quickly reach over and turn the oven off. Whew. Luckily I still have all 10 fingers.<\/p>\n

At that point, black smoke began pouring out of the oven - which worried me initially, but I realized it wasn't actually producing smoke anymore, so I went to investigate (and air out the house). Turns out the coil on the bottom of the oven is completely severed (I assume it exploded right there?), and both the oven AND the stovetop ceased to work. Damn.<\/p>\n

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Luckily the stovetop was an easy breaker-switch fix, but we have to wait TWO WEEKS to get a new oven. TWO WEEKS?!? Bozeman baffles me sometimes. We had to wait two weeks for internet too. Aren't there people looking for jobs who could be hired to speed this up? I'm sure of it! The good news in all of this is: I'm getting a new oven (and stovetop!). I was honestly worried about how sustainable blogging would be with a terrible oven, so this really is a perfect answer to my worried pseudo-prayers. Hallelujah!<\/p>\n

So while I thought I'd just cook my way through the rest of my Smitten Kitchen list, my ENTIRE LIST of recipes I wanted to make were oven-related. THE WHOLE THING. I will just have to wait. Hopefully nobody else in Bozeman wants this book, because I may never give it back. Ever.<\/p>\n

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I suppose I should mention these pancakes, as they are the focus of this post. Deb's version is a sour cream peach pancake. If you recall<\/a>, Chobani provided me with a hefty supply of yogurt a few weeks ago, so I've been incorporating their plain (low-fat or non-fat) into basically anything that calls for sour cream. You really can't go wrong! I also opted for some whole wheat flour, to (as Deb says) keep these pancakes squarely in the breakfast category. I think I'm in love.<\/p>\nPrint<\/a><\/span>

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