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Pancakes

Pancakes
Hi, just sharing my personal recipe for pancakes.
And yes, my camera -sux-.
This batter can also make an alternative to make crepes or to make a nice cake recipe at the end.
 
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Step 1The Gathering

The Gathering
First step, get everything together.
For the pancake recipe, you'll need
1 egg, and bowl to seperate the white into.
1 cup flour
1/4 cup flour, seperate from above
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking soda
2: 1/2 cup milk
Oil/butter for the pan.
and something to stir it together, I use the rice scoop which baffles my mother why.
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18 comments
Jun 18, 2010. 12:40 PMMaximil says:
It's The best Pancake receipe that i've ever eated!(pancakes, not receipe)
Feb 19, 2009. 1:57 PMsflinn says:
hey if anyone likes their pancakes real light(almost crepe like) add about 1/8tsp of sugar.
Mar 31, 2010. 8:17 PMVaelude says:
Thank you kindly! =D
Jan 9, 2009. 3:36 AMawang8 says:
Great recipe! I used to make pancakes like this recipe except I used soymilk. The same taste but it's a bit chewier.
Feb 17, 2008. 9:57 AMdimmaz88 says:
hi, does anybody know how to make pancakes without eggs. I was backpacking in austrailia a couple of yrs ago. and in one hostel they had a powdered mixture which you just added water to (and pan fried). Im not sure what ingredients made up the mixture. it was so simple to make these, perfect for breakfast in a rush. Any help would be appreciated!
Jan 9, 2009. 3:35 AMawang8 says:
Well, Woolworths sells those little plastic bottles of pancake mix in the came mix aisle but I can't remember if you just add water... Maybe you have to add eggs, butter and milk but I can't remember... Maybe eggs, butter and milk was from a cake mix?
May 11, 2008. 4:32 PMjessidee says:
My mom's only request this Mother's Day was that I make her blueberry pancakes. I used this recipe (but used whole grain pastry flour instead of regular flour and added blueberries), and she loved them! :)
Apr 18, 2008. 8:00 AMdepayton says:
I like to slather peanut butter on my pancakes then put the syrup on!!!! Try it.
Mar 18, 2008. 11:23 PMnightninja87 says:
nice pancakes i see you have a electric stove what number do u have it set at? i usually have it between 4 or 5
Dec 27, 2007. 10:05 AMdumdog927 says:
these pancakes look just like my dad's pancakes and they taste better!
Aug 20, 2007. 1:33 AMLasVegas says:
BTW, foxquarry... Ignore the naysayer. The perfect pancake tastes perfect. Your's look great. The color is more an effect of the oil used and the non-stick pan. A restaurant usually uses a very evenly heated and tempered griddle. That would be nice to have at home, but rather impractical. Great job!
Aug 18, 2007. 2:08 PMGrimfusion says:
Your recipe seems great, but you might be cooking those at too high a temperature. I've never seen a pancake with a blotchy or patchy cook pattern like that. I'm sure they still taste great, but if you lower the temp down to something like medium low you'll get more of a consistent, restaurant style look.
Aug 19, 2007. 8:51 AMCrash2108 says:
Most restaurants serve near-raw pancakes. The perfect pancake would be golden brown and ever-so-slightly crispy on the edges. LasVegas' pancakes are burnt. These, however look good.
Aug 19, 2007. 12:27 PMLasVegas says:
As much as you insist on insulting my work at every opportunity, Crash. My pancakes were not burnt. You may like your pancakes raw. That's your choice.

BTW: My pancakes looked a heck of a lot tastier than that horrible looking dip...
Aug 19, 2007. 1:18 PMCrash2108 says:
Except for the fact that anyone would agree that those pancakes were burnt. The fact that you went after me, insulting each of my projects, have half of my comments removed, while your much nastier comments remained. Everyone else who agreed they were burnt you didn't have as much of a problem with. All I ever said was they were burnt, which seems to be generally agreed upon, and suddenly everything I ever say need ridicule. I would say that is an overreaction on your end.
Aug 19, 2007. 1:20 PMLasVegas says:
So... Exactly who is "everyone?" What an idiot...

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