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What's in the ultimate pancake recipe?

>> No.11395387
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I don’t know, but make sure this is on top.

>> No.11395391

>>11395378
Buttermilk

>> No.11395405

>>11395378
see
>>11395391

>> No.11395408

Replace vanilla with a good aged rum. You're welcome.

>> No.11395493

>>11395378
an extra egg

>> No.11396132

1 1/4 cup self raising flour
1 cup milk
1 egg
1/4 cup caster sugar
pinch of salt

cook in nonstick pan

>> No.11396166
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>>11396132
IN GRAMS NIGGA HOW THE FUCK AM I SUPPOSED TO KNOW WHAT A CUP IS

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>>11396166
1 cup can mean at least 3 different things depending on context and country. 1 cup is normally half a pint. Keep in mind that a pint in the UK is 20 fluid ounces, but only 16 in the US (not to mention that fluid ounces are slightly different in the US too). Most places you see "cup" in recipes are American, so you can assume 8 fl. oz. Generally speaking though, if someone is saying "cup" it doesn't need to be quite so precise, so I find using 1 coffee mug full is always good for a cup, or 1 pint glass for 2 cups. If you're really stuck, just type "0.25 cups in ml" into Google and it has a converter.

>> No.11397426

>>11395378
https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2008/06/24/recipe-churchill-house-cottage-cheese-pancakes/

>> No.11397502

>>11395493
For what pvrpose?

>> No.11397513

Honestly? I've tried a ton of recipes but my favorite will always be the great value dry mix from the store. It tastes like cracker barrel's pancakes.

>> No.11397600

>>11395378
Cup of AP flour
Tablespoon of baking powder
Cup of buttermilk
An egg
Pinch of table salt
A banana


Adjust flour or buttermilk to get right consistency.

Make sure your pan is warm before you put the batter on it. Put slices of banana on uncooked side of pancake

Top with butter and maple syrup
I also like peanut butter and honey

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>>11397600
>Cup

What's a Cup? Is it different from a cup? How much is in a Tablespoon compared to a tablespoon? Is a Pinch is bigger than a pinch?

The sole reason why I can't make pancakes are these dumb measurements, I understand that you were taught all of this by your mom or something, but please use grams for those of us who haven't had the privilege. I open up by cupboard and there are about a dozen cup shaped objects, each capable of holding a different volume. The result is that my pancakes end up a raw gooey mess that will sooner end up charred than turn into something edible. Also when a recipe is asking for something melted in a cup I start to go insane.

>> No.11397832

>>11396166
1.25 grams self raising flour
1 gram milk
.25 grams caster sugar
pinch of salt
use your best judgment on the egg.

>> No.11397837

>>11397785
The only time capital letters matter is calories vs. Calories, where Calories=kcal

>> No.11397923

>>11397785
A cup is a fucking cup man. That's why I specified that you add more flour or buttermilk to get the consistency you want. Basically when I make pancakes I don't measure anything perfectly because it's early in the morning and the recipe is so basic. Use a regular sized coffee mug or a high ball glass or a handful for all I care.
A tblsp is just a soup spoon

A pinch is literally a pinch. Just put your fingers in a bowl of salt and pinch. It's such a small amount there really is no other way to explain

>> No.11397948

>>11397785
Actually I got a new recipe for you
5kg of flour
5 liters of buttermilk
200 grams of baking powder
100grams of salt

Mix in your sink


Now you will have lots of pancakes

>> No.11397956

>>11397948
Oh and a dozen eggs. Forgot that part

>> No.11398144

>>11397832
Thank you

>> No.11398217

>>11397832
I'm thinking maybe too much salt. Just a single grain or two would suffice

>> No.11398316

>>11397948
if I divide that by 100 will it work?!?!

>> No.11398597

>>11398316
It would be extremely fluffy

>> No.11398616

>>11398597
you're a big gal

>> No.11398878

>>11397502
fluffiness

>> No.11398974

>>11398597
Yeah I don't know what the fuck my sinkcakes recipe would taste like. I'm guessing fluffy salty and a bit like sink