Well, I cannot stand raisens so I left them out, besides that I followed the recipe and they were super-duper tasty. I think that diced apples would be a great addition next time i make them. they were fluffy, delectable and filling. Will become a regular meal in my house for sure.

My kids LOVED these pancakes. I'm not a pancake person, but I really liked these. As suggested I doubled the cinnamon and added some vanilla. To make them really special I carmelized some sliced bananas, put them between two pancakes, drizzeled with caramel syrup and topped with a little whipcream. Definitely a keeper.

Have made this recipe many times and love it. Only difference is, I make waffles instead of pancakes. Don't usually add raisins but I am sure they would work for waffles too.........Sue

Loved the taste. Used almond milk rather than buttermilk & whole wheat pastry flour rather than all-purpose. Left out the white sugar, cinnamon, & raisins, and made both berry pancakes & toasted coconut/banana pancakes. Y.u.m.m.m.m.

Delicious. Wish my family loved these *sigh*. Made up the batter the night before: all but the baking powder & baking soda. Used sour milk, had no WW flour on hand. Left out the raisins, only dropping them into some of the pancakes, since a couple of the members of my family don't care much for raisins. MUST MAKE ON PREHEATED GRIDDLE to avoid sticking (so my husband learned). This whole approach worked very well, though I'm not sure if, when I doubled the recipe, that I doubled the flour (sorry, I'll try to watch more closely next time)? I would definitely say that these were *pancakes* and not biscuits or scones or anything). I decided to try putting in the baking powder and soda overnight next time, but not the first time. I doubled the batch for a family of five and had three pancakes left over. There are few recipes which result in my family not only leaving the table full, but *staying* full for a good long time. However, my husband, who hates oatmeal, actually got a couple down, and that's saying something, but there's no way he'll ever even like this recipe. My sons think that these are okay, but they prefer baked oatmeal (of course, it is so incredibly rich). I'm keeping this recipe to make when my children need a 'staying power' breakfast (maybe in time they'd even come to love these pancakes that way), but also to make in small batches for myself and/or to make for any house guests we might have who happen to dearly love oatmeal as much as I myself do.

These are SOOOOOOO GOOD! Followed the recipe and my kids couldn't get enough! I was a little skeptical when I pulled the oat/milk mixture out of the fridge, but they are GREAT!

AMAZING! I made the 5 serving version and it made 8 pancakes. I did soak overnight, but didn't have time for the final 20 minute rest.......it was still great. I have made other oatmeal pancake recipes that are dry.....this is so moist. Worth the efforts.

So delicious! I did add some chia seeds, ground flax seeds, doubled the cinnamon, substituted honey for the sugar, and soaked at room temperature for over 12 hours. I look forward to using this recipe many times in the future.

These are my absolute favorite pancakes! Such an awesome breakfast.

Good recipe ~ not fluffy but they do puff up (if that makes sense). I did enjoy the taste and texture, followed the recipe exactly. Thank you for sharing.