South Kingstown Specialty Pancakes at Rachel’s Café in RI

specialty pancakesPancakes are just one of those things that you could eat morning, noon, and night. Enjoyed around the world in many different styles and forms, pancakes can also come with a variety of different toppings and delicious ingredients to help celebrate the seasons. Of course, there are pumpkin spice and apple pancakes in the fall, peppermint and egg nog in the winter, and fresh berry options in the spring and summer. When you want specialty pancakes, head to Rachel’s South County breakfast and lunch café. The current flavor that we are featuring for dine-in and take-out is our Nutella pancakes in Rhode Island. You can also add extra fruit and other toppings to make it your own when you visit our breakfast restaurant in South Kingstown.

Pancakes Around the World

While most people know about cultural contributions to the pancake world, such as the newly popular Dutch mini pancakes, fluffy Japanese pancakes, and super thin French crepe pancakes, they might be surprised to learn how many different types exist outside the kind we eat most in America. The American pancake, which is made from a basic recipe of flour, sugar, eggs, milk, baking powder, and a pinch of salt. Frequently served with maple syrup and breakfast meats like bacon or sausage, this is what most people expect when they come to our South County breakfast and lunch café for pancakes. British pancakes are thinner than American-style pancakes, as they do not use baking powder to get that extra lift. Scotch pancakes, which are also known as drop scones, add cream of tartar to increase thickness.

The pancakes served in Russia are known as blinis and are made from buckwheat and yeast. They are served with savory toppings, such as sour cream or caviar. In Morocco, their pancakes are also savory and are made into square shapes with wheat and semolina flour. Irish boxty pancakes are made with – you might have guessed – potatoes and are served as a snack or a side dish with a meal. Two more savory pancakes from Korea and Italy. The Korean variety includes rice and green onions with its ingredients, while the Italian style is thin like a crepe and is stuffed with meat or cheese. Australian pancakes are similar to American pancakes but are made small and use icing sugar in the batter for a sweet treat. The popular German Dutch Baby pancakes are served in some places throughout the United States and are frequently topped with fresh fruit and powdered sugar.

Pancakes at Rachel’s Café in Rhode Island

Our standard pancake that is served at our South County breakfast and lunch café is a traditional buttermilk pancake. We offer two very large and extra fluffy pancakes, along with warmed syrup and butter. Diners can add strawberries, banana slices, blueberries, or chocolate chips, and there’s even an option for a scoop of ice cream on the side. Our Oreo Cookie pancakes started out as a seasonal special but won over our customers, and it is now on the main menu. It includes Oreo cookie crumbles and is covered with a delicious icing. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough pancakes, Cinnamon Apple Pancakes, and a variety of French Toast and Belgian Waffle offerings are also available on our menu.

The specialty option this spring is our famous Nutella pancakes in Rhode Island. This delectable dish features two of our large, fluffy buttermilk pancakes with a generous helping of Nutella spread. You can add sliced bananas for a Nutella-and-Banana sweet treat for just $1. Enjoyed with your choice of milk, chocolate milk, fresh juices, smoothies, and coffee beverages, come to Rachel’s South County breakfast and lunch café to enjoy these pancakes anytime during our restaurant hours. When you are craving South Kingstown specialty pancakes and other real-food menu items, make sure to come to Rachel’s Café. We are located on South County Commons Way in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, and we are open beginning at seven in the morning, seven days a week. We close at 3 pm Monday through Saturday and shut down early on Sunday at 2 pm. You can call in your order for curbside pickup at 401-783-7888 or use our online order system.