Pancake

earlyagain

Pancake not cakes.

Been doing it like this for a few years only in smaller pans. I dont like standing at the stove. I bake em' in the oven about 470°F.. Bananas, apples, sugar or molasses. Whatever you like. Bakes in about 20 minutes or so.

Jayhawker

Thanks for that...always looking for something new to eat!

earlyagain

The most important meal of the day

CHIRO1989

How thick is a slice and how many would you say it serves like that?

GunNut

Wow!  You just took all the crap work out of it!!!  I have got to try that.  Thanks!!!

Linefinder

Early, now why did you have to go and post that? I love me some pancakes, but my wife hates them. Ergo...I haven't had one for years. You've caused an itch I'll likely not be able to scratch, since the IHOP a mile from my house is closed due to you-know-what.

What I don't understand about my wife, though...she'll gobble down a waffle before the butter's even melted on it. And except for the cooking method, it's the same thing as a pancake.   ?????

Well, I've got some leftover Chinese that we had delivered yesterday, but General Tso's chicken likely won't scratch the itch. Thanks a lot, buddy.

Mike

wddodge

Baking pancakes is new to me.  And I'm the person that can eat breakfast 3 times a day.

Do you mix up batter like any pancake but just bake them instead of frying them??

Denny

Linefinder

Glad to hear you're like me, WD. I thought I was the only one. Though I don't usually eat breakfast, I'd be content to eat breakfast food for any other meals that came my way.

Mike

GunNut

Guys, try these Kodiak Cakes.  They are the heartiest pancakes ever!  One pancake with a slice of country ham warmed up I maple syrup and your good through the day.  Wife and I love them.

https://kodiakcakes.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwmdzzBRC7ARIsANdqRRkVDSN8Hazn3dZ6oLafOR9wo_vx5oEigRwlTjtNLgM9ci0a3ReQti4aAvuUEALw_wcB

tennmike

Being tired most of the time, I just grab a few boxes of Aunt Jemima pancake mix at Wally World. I have an electric griddle that can handle 4 pancakes at a time and that is how many I make.

Those little fruit cups for kids provide some interesting additions to pancakes. Small cubed peaches, pears, and apples make for some good change ups in them, too. Just drain off the juice and add to the pancake mix.

Pancakes and sausage or bacon is good stuff. And REAL BUTTER, not that fake stuff.

Linefinder

Real butter.....yes. I grew up on Blue Bonnet margarine and clearly remember my Dad saying it was the closest to butter that margarine could get. Then I went to bootcamp where they served real butter and decided my dad had lost his mind. Margarine wasn't even remotely close to real butter.

Mike

GunNut

tennmike said:

Being tired most of the time, I just grab a few boxes of Aunt Jemima pancake mix at Wally World. I have an electric griddle that can handle 4 pancakes at a time and that is how many I make.

Those little fruit cups for kids provide some interesting additions to pancakes. Small cubed peaches, pears, and apples make for some good change ups in them, too. Just drain off the juice and add to the pancake mix.

Pancakes and sausage or bacon is good stuff. And REAL BUTTER, not that fake stuff.

We always have big bags of frozen blueberries in the house.  A handful of those right out of the freezer into the batter and on to the skillet make for good eating.  sometimes I substitute sliced frozen strawberries or cherries.  All of them right out of the frozen fruit bags.  Same for some fresh sliced bananas, specially the over ripe ones.  

earlyagain

I just mix it up like normal. About 2" thick.
Serves 4 to six outta that big pan. Can't tell you the amounts of ingredients. I never measure. I'll reheat em' in the microwave for a couple days for me and the boy. Thats why I put sugar in em'. Kids like em' sweet.

Gila

And real maple syrup, not that fake stuff...

GunNut

Gila said:

And real maple syrup, not that fake stuff...

Oh hell yeah...  I just convinced the wife to make me pancakes and country ham for breakfast tomorrow.