Butter Pecan Syrup. Four simple ingredients; butter, chopped pecans, maple syrup, and salt come together making the perfect waffle or pancake topping.
We are starting a new tradition here in the OSA house. We call it “Pancake Sunday.” It is exactly what it sounds like.
Every Sunday we whip up a special batch of pancakes to share as a family and talk about our week. There are a few rules we HAVE to follow to ensure a fun experience:
1. NEW flavors as often as possible. If we don’t change the pancake we have to change the topping.
2. NO phones. All of our electronic devices go directly into a bin. We cannot touch them for a minimum of two hours.
3. Everyone cooks.
I know it seems like a silly and simple task but it is one I have already started to cherish.
Quality time is so rare these days. My little guy is getting more and more friends and seems to jet out the door every chance he gets. Sunday is the one time that we look forward to every single week. Having our kid bounce into our room at 6 am lets me know he is excited too. Little things like this are family traditions I hope we will continue and soak in for years to come. Especially when they include:
Easy Butter Pecan Syrup Recipe
It is AMAZING.
Homemade Butter Pecan Syrup Ingredients:
- Butter
- Chopped pecans
- Maple Syrup
- Salt
You start with butter and toast your chopped pecans which instantly fills your home with the most amazing fall scent. I just want to cuddle up with cocoa and start watching Christmas movies. It’s like adding an extra layer of comfort to your breakfast which is A-OK in my book.
Truth? We were hoping to recreate the Butter Pecan Syrup you find at IHOP. It is my fave and I wanted to force my little guy to love it with me. This recipe is better. When I topped his pancakes with chopped nut goodness he gave me the death look, but I have never ever seen his plate get cleaned faster. He inhaled every single bite. Needless to say, we will be making this again very soon!
How to make butter pecan syrup:
- Melt your butter in a medium sauce pan. Add your nuts and cook until fragrant, about 1-3 minutes.
- Add your syrup and sprinkle with salt. Continue to cook 5 minutes or until thickened.
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Ingredients
- 2 Tbsp butter
- 1 cup chopped pecans
- 1 cup maple syrup
- 1/4 tsp salt
Instructions
- Melt your butter in a medium sauce pan. Add your nuts and cook until fragrant, about 1-3 minutes.
- Add your syrup and sprinkle with salt. Continue to cook 5 minutes or until thickened.
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Comments & Reviews
T Pan says
This syrup is delicious for a coffee syrup. I strain the pecans out so it’s smooth. I use the “candied” pecans for ice cream toppings or a dessert. I also add some canilla extract while it’s cooking.
Jesseca says
I love the idea to use the pecans as a topping for desserts! Great suggestion.
Maida Yasno says
Hi can we use this to make a dupe of DD butter pecan crunch frozen coffee?
Jesseca says
Great question. You can try it, but I would personally use the Torani Butter Pecan Syrup.
Athina says
Hi Jesseca that was a delicious sauce for pancakes and crepes. How long I can keep it in fridge or I can freeze it or can it? Thank you
Jesseca says
Hi Athina, this syrup can last for about 2 to 4 weeks when stored properly in the refrigerator. I wouldn’t recommend freezing.
Ll says
Why is this called Buttermilk Pecan Syrup recipe?
Jesseca says
Hello. This recipe is called butter pecan syrup because it combines melted butter with toasted pecans into a syrup.
Daniel says
We found that this recipe is easy to make and brings out the deliciousness of my buttermilk pancakes.
Jesseca says
Love to hear that!