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Favorite pancake recipe

post #1 of 45
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I like thick & fluffy pancakes. Please give me your favorite recipe.
post #2 of 45
And you're trying to lose weight?

Jesus Conne... you deserve obesity.
post #3 of 45
Pancakes are meh. I prefer waffles or..... french toast... mmm
post #4 of 45
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Originally Posted by SField View Post
And you're trying to lose weight?

Jesus Conne... you deserve obesity.

When has he actually been trying?
post #5 of 45
With this recipe on Knol, I've made the best pancakes ever. Keys changes for me were--buttermilk, don't overmix the batter, and low heat.

Yes I'm a fatty.
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post #7 of 45
Well conne if you're going to be a fatass then I guess you might as well do it right.

Personally I love my pancakes if they are just a little bit fried on the surface while fluffy ont he inside. A little butter does this amazingly well, and the sweetness of the syrup and the carmelized surface give a texture and taste that is orgasmic. I also recommend using a vanilla bean and some finely ground fresh nutmeg.
post #8 of 45
This is kind of embarassing, but I recently switched over from my standard pancake recipe to one that was featured in GQ a few months ago. My family loves the results.
post #9 of 45
Share, spertia.
post #10 of 45
My recipe for killer scrambled eggs comes from IHOP. Put a little Bisquick into the beaten egg mixture. Stir more, than make eggs. I find it works better with Egg Beaters. Makes super fluffy scrambled eggs.

I know, not pancakes, but they're really the only things I know how to make that I don't just follow instructions on the box.
post #11 of 45
Two bowls. In one put 1 1/2 cups milk, 1/3 cup oil or melted butter and one egg. Lightly beat.
In the other put 1 1/2 cups flour, 3 Tbsps of sugar, 1 Tbsp baking powder and 1 tsp of salt. Mix.
Pour liquid onto dry ingredients and mix sparingly, so there is still a few lumps.
post #12 of 45
im all about the croissant french toast. Its french toast... but with a croissant
post #13 of 45
Bisquick you oaf
post #14 of 45
I love the croissant french toast but when I crave a pancake or my grandkids want some I use the Kenyon Mills mix from RI. They have a number of very tasty blends.
post #15 of 45
kimchi pancakes.
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