My recipe for Sheet Pan Pancakes will teach you how to bake pancakes in the oven for busy school mornings. Easy and delicious! Serve these with Brown Sugar Butter for the ultimate yummy breakfast.
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I love having a hot breakfast on a weekday morning - well, any morning really - but I don't always have the time to make pancakes from scratch on school mornings.
Enter sheet pan pancakes! As a matter of fact, these are sheet pan pancakes with pancake mix! Yep, from a mix. I've seen lots of scratch-made, multi-ingredient sheet pan pancakes, but not many that include a pre-made mix (like Bisquick, etc.).
I don't know about you, but I don't want a huge mess in my kitchen while I'm trying to get out the door. No one wants to come home to that! A mix will help cut down on that.
Let me show you how to bake sheet pan pancakes in the oven once a week. All you'll need to do on busy mornings is help yourself to a slice and hit the 30 seconds button on the microwave. They are healthy and delicious.
🧂 Ingredients
- Your favorite pancake mix, plus ingredients called for on the box
- Fresh or frozen berries
- White and dark chocolate
- Shredded coconut
- Pure maple syrup
- Raw honey
- Fresh berries and fruit
This is meant to be a brief overview of how to make sheet pan pancakes from a mix. For step-by-step instructions and a full printable recipe card with ingredients, please scroll down to the teal box below or Jump to Recipe.
🔪Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 425-degrees F and line a half sheet baking pan with parchment paper.
- Mix the pancake batter according to package instructions. You will need to make the entire 15oz box. I recommend adding the pancake mix to a large bowl and then adding the wet ingredients in after.
- Pour the batter into the sheet pan.
- Add your favorite toppings on top of the batter.
- Bake for about 15 to 18 minutes until golden on top.
- Cut, serve, and enjoy.
Equipment
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- Liquid Measuring Cup
- Baking Sheet
- Stand Mixer
- Parchment Paper
- Large Mixing Bowl
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📖 Variations
We recommend that you try our recipe for the first time just as it is written for the best results, because that is how the recipe has been tested.
However, the next time you make it, you might consider one of these different ways of making this great recipe.
If you like, bake this easy sheet pan breakfast recipe without any toppings and then the whole family and add different toppings. You could also add 2 teaspoons of pure vanilla extract to the mix before baking.
💭 Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! Either from scratch or what I love, from a box mix! They are just as easy (if not easier) than traditional pancakes and make a large batch that you can freeze and eat over time.
Nope. I prefer to skip the butter, or oil and flour, and use parchment paper to line my baking sheet. No mess. Just toss when you're done.
The most common sheet pan size for a home cook is a half sheet pan sized 18" x 13".
My personal favorite is New Hope Mills however, I often use Aunt Jemima when I do not have that on hand.
They have the same basic ingredients, but pancake mix tends to be a bit sweeter. If you choose to use baking mix in lieu of pancake mix, you might need to add a sweetener of your choice. This article has good information about baking vs. pancake mix.
⏲️ Storage
These also freeze nicely so you can plan to make ahead, cut, and then enjoy on busy weekday mornings. They could be reheated in the microwave, a non-stick pan, or the toaster oven depending on the toppings.
You can store these delicious pancakes for 3-4 days in the refrigerator in an airtight container.
⭐ Tips
Parchment paper is extremely helpful for lifting the pancakes out of the pan and will keep them from sticking to the pan. It is also faster than greasing and flouring.
Take care not to overmix the pancake batter or it will make the pancakes tough and chewy instead of fluffy.
😋 Similar Recipes
If you like one pan meals, you've got to check out these tasty recipes next time:
- Sheet Pan Eggs and Bacon - this is perfect when feeding a crowd breakfast.
- Ham and Cheese Croissants - so good when you're craving something simple but impressive.
- Easy Frittata Recipe - quick, affordable and versatile!
- Easy Sheet Pan Dinners - a round up full of easy sheet pan meals your family will love.
And, if you're looking for more pancake recipes, check out our Lemon Blueberry Poppy Seed Pancakes or Best Silver Dollar Pancakes - both are sure to be crowd pleasers!
🍴 Serving Suggestions
My family really likes eating these fluffy pancakes with either maple syrup or fresh fruit. Sometimes I even throw in some dark chocolate chips.
There are so many yummy toppings you
- You'll be amazed at how simple and easy it is to make your own Maple Compound Butter butter using maple syrup.
- Not only are Strawberry Parfaits beautiful, but they're also fabulously delicious.
- No-Mess Bacon in the oven from Living Well Spending Less is the easiest and quickest way to make bacon!
- Honey Lime Fruit Salad is a delicious and healthy side for any meal, and great for snack time, too.
📋 Sheet Pan Pancakes from a Mix
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Sheet Pan Pancakes from a Mix
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Equipment
- Parchment Paper
Ingredients
- 15 oz pancake mix, plus ingredients called for on the box
- 2 cups of fresh or frozen berries
- White and dark chocolate optional
- Shredded coconut optional
- Pure maple syrup optional
- Raw honey optional
Instructions
- Line a large, half sheet sized, baking sheet with parchment paper.
- Preheat the oven to 425 degrees
- Mix the pancake batter according to package instructions
- Pour the batter into the sheet pan and smooth it out.
- Top with berries.
- Bake for about 15 to 18 minutes until golden on top.
- Cut, serve, top and enjoy.
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Notes
- Parchment paper is extremely helpful for lifting the pancakes out of the pan and will keep them from sticking to the pan. It is also faster than greasing and flouring.
- These also freeze nicely so you can plan to make ahead, cut, and then enjoy on mornings when you need something really quickly. They could be reheated in the microwave, a non-stick pan, or the toaster oven depending on the toppings.
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Zack says
Such a smart idea! Just curious how long this will last in the fridge? If I can make this on a Sunday and have grab and go pancake goodness for the next few days too? Thanks!
Ang Paris says
Great question, Zack! Sheet Pan Pancakes will last 2-3 days in the refrigerator in an airtight container. However, you can freeze them easily! Here's how: make sheet pan pancakes as directed, cut into pieces and let cool completely. Then layer the pancake pieces between sheets of wax or parchment paper in a freezer bag and seal tightly. Frozen pancakes will last up to 2 months in the freezer and can be reheated in the microwave.
Donna says
I used a gluten free pancake mix from Family Foods by Yoga Girl. I added a couple eggs (because I like to sneak extra protein into my kid), a splash of vanilla, and a bit of coconut sugar for extra sweetness. Topped with mixed berries, and sprinkled shredded coconut over half of it (for my grownup tastebuds). Baked exactly as directed. It came out perfect! So fast, easy, and delicious! The kids scarfed it up. And the pieces are more filling than I expected. I love that I was able to have everyone sit down to eat hot breakfast at the same time vs cooking and serving pancakes in batches. Thanks for an easy and versatile breakfast!
Jan says
A half sheet pan sounds like a professional bakery item. Is that correct?
Ang Paris says
A half sheet pan is 18" x 13" - It's sometimes referred to as a commerical baker's half sheet but they're relatively inexpensive and worth the investment if you frequently bake or make sheet pan meals. 🙂