Lavender Pancakes with Lavender Honey
These Lavender Pancakes with Lavender Honey are beautiful, floral, and delicious! Fluffy pancakes with lavender and lemon zest topped with honey infused with more lavender. This recipe will make breakfast delicious and way more interesting!
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I LOVE lavender. No really, it’s one of my favorite scents and flavors. Not everyone thinks of lavender when they think of cooking or baking but I’m telling you it adds such a unique flavor you have to try it.
I use dried lavender buds in a lot of my recipes, but be careful, they pack quite a lot of flavor. You don’t need much of these tiny little flavor bombs to create a wonderful dish.

Ingredients to Make Lavender Pancakes with Lavender Honey
- all-purpose flour
- baking powder
- salt
- brown sugar
- dried lavender buds
- unsalted butter
- egg
- milk
- honey
How to Make Lavender Pancakes
- In a large mixing bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt, and brown sugar. Add the lavender buds and whisk to combine everything.
- Add the egg, milk, melted butter, and lemon zest to the dry ingredients and whisk again to mix everything together until the batter is smooth.
- Heat the griddle over med-high heat. Use non-stick spray or butter to grease the griddle. Once the griddle is hot, pour the batter in the middle to make a 6-8″ pancake. Once you see bubbles popping on the surface and all over the pancake, flip it and cook on the other side.

How to Make Lavender Honey
This is a very simple process. You should do this step first so that your lavender honey is infused with as much flavor as possible. You can even do this step a day ahead. Heat the honey in a saucepan over medium heat until bubbles appear. Remove from the heat and stir in the dried lavender buds. Allow the honey to infuse with the lavender as it cools. Strain out the buds if you want before serving. I leave them in because you can eat them and it looks good.
Is All Lavender Edible?
Yes, all lavender is technically edible. However, I highly recommend culinary lavender because it has the best taste and is sweeter than regular lavender which is more bitter. If you are buying dried lavender at the grocery store, it’s most likely culinary, but it doesn’t hurt to double-check. Culinary lavender is available online or you can also grow your own. Check your local nursery!

Tools to Make Amazing Pancakes
I love my non-stick griddle and couldn’t imagine making pancakes on anything else! You also need a nice wide pancake turner and a sturdy whisk. Here are a few ideas below to get you started.

More Lavender Recipes to Check Out
- Apple Lavender Galette Recipe
- Lemon Lavender Bread Recipe
- Instant Pot Lavender Cheesecake
- Lavender Pisco Sour Recipe
- 10 Uses for Homemade Lavender Syrup

Lavender Pancakes with Lavender Honey
Equipment
- large mixing bowl
- fine-mesh sieve or sifter
- whisk
- silicone or rubber spatula
- griddle or large frying pan
Ingredients
Lavender Pancakes
- 1½ cups all-purpose flour
- 4 tsp baking powder
- ½ tsp salt
- 1 tbsp brown sugar
- 2 tsp dried lavender buds
- 1 large egg
- 1¼ cups milk
- 3 tbsp unsalted butter, melted and cooled
- 2 tsp lemon zest (optional)
Lavender Honey
- 1 cup honey
- 2 tsp dried lavender buds
Instructions
Lavender Pancakes
- In a large mixing bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, salt, and brown sugar. Add the lavender buds and whisk to combine everything.
- Add the egg, milk, melted butter, and lemon zest to the dry ingredients and whisk again to mix everything together until you have a smooth batter.
- Heat the griddle over med-high heat. Use non-stick spray or butter to grease the griddle. Once the griddle is hot, pour the batter in the middle to make a 6-8" pancake. Once you see bubbles popping on the surface and all over the pancake, flip it and cook on the other side. Place each cooked pancake in a warm oven while making the rest.
Lavender Honey
- Place the honey in a small saucepan over medium heat. Once you see bubbles, remove from the heat and stir in the lavender buds. Allow the honey to cool and steep for at least 20 minutes, more if you can. Strain if desired or serve as is.
Notes
- If you use salted butter, omit the salt.
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Just perfect for a relaxing breakfast….even the aroma is relaxing.
So true! Maybe that’s why I love cooking with lavender so much!
such a unique recipe. Love it!
Thanks, Emily!!
What a great flavor for pancakes! Love this!
This sounds like the perfect recipe for Valentine’s Day morning!
That’s a great idea, Kim!!
So good! Love this unique recipe!
Thanks, Jessica!
Lavender honey??? Yum!
Oh yeah, sooooo good!!
Looks delicious perfect pancakes to start the day.
You can never go wrong with pancakes, especially lavender pancakes.
So delicious! I love the lavender honey!
I’m so glad you liked them, Capri!
These pancakes look unreal! I love baking with lavender but have never tried it in pancakes, thanks for the recipe looks great!
Thank you, Cate! You are going to love lavender pancakes.
These were so delicious!
What a fancy meal. Something so different than the oridinary. Where can one find lavender?
Roxana, you can find dried lavender at most fine grocery stores or check out the link in my post to buy it on Amazon.
Woah, these look incredible!…. the best combo ever in pancake form! I’m so down with this recipe.
Thanks, Neil!
What a delicious way to use lavender. I never would have thought to put it in pancakes.
Lavender is so good in so many things!
The lavender was such a great addition and something I had never had before. Love it! Thank you!
I’m so glad you liked it, Tawnie!
I did not know that all lavender was edible; I’m harvesting this year for my kitchen use not only for wardrobes:). I can’t wait now to make pancakes with it:)
Mihaela, you are going to enjoy cooking with lavender, I promise!
These lavender pancakes look like absolute heaven! Like you, I adore lavender – the scent and taste. I actually have culinary lavender in my kitchen right now and haven’t used it yet! I don’t know what I’ve been waiting for!
If you love lavender, you HAVE to try these pancakes…no more waiting!! 🙂
My youngest daughter is obsessed with lavender and loves pancakes. I can’t wait to try this with our lavender from the garden this year.! Thanks for sharing!
Have fun, you guys are going to love these!
I adore the flavor and scent of lavender! This is such a fun breakfast recipe and a nice change from the traditional lavender recipes.
Lavender is one of my favorites too, thanks Jessie!
I love all your lavender recipes, but these pancakes might just be my favorite! I might have to try them again to be sure. And again. And again. LOL
Thanks, Sue! They are definitely on rotation at my house.
I’ve never cooked with lavender before so I am very intrigued by this recipe. It looks and sounds delicious!
Cindy, it’s a little intimidating at first but I promise it’s delicious. I hope you try it.