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Is there a quick and easy method to make pancakes?

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  • Liney_2
    Liney_2 Posts: 653 Forumite
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    If you fancy a change a flavour, try peeling and grating some apple into the pancake mix before cooking. They are sooooo delicious. I do use butter to cook them though as I prefer the taste but you have to wipe the pan out and use a fresh bit of butter with each pancake as it does burn.
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  • ti1980
    ti1980 Posts: 1,528 Forumite
    I've made pancakes again but have some batter left over. Is it ok to put this batter in the fridge till tomorrow?
    I love pancakes, I will be making them all the time now! :)
  • squeaky
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    Yes sure, it'll be fine. You could also just make all the pancakes in one go and keep them in the fridge for the next day and, if need be, they freeze well too.

    HTH :)
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  • ti1980
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    I used the leftover batter to make more pancakes, but they looked so good I wolfed the lot down! Next time I will not make so much batter as I just can't resist them. Yum yum.
  • squeaky
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    That's the problem with pancakes, innit?


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  • ti1980
    ti1980 Posts: 1,528 Forumite
    So true Squeaky, so true! Next time I will just make half the amount of batter I made yesterday.
  • squeaky
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    I made a big mistake a while back. Made some pancakes and then used a tin of black cherry pie filling as the stuffing (just like the ones little chef used to do) and they were abso-blumming-lutely fabulous!

    I've got SEVERAL tins on my shopping list now. :)
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  • Sarahsaver
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    one cup of plain flour, one cup of milk and one egg, bung it all in and whisk it. Works every time for me;)
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  • sa1nt
    sa1nt Posts: 46 Forumite
    Hi Sarahsaver
    When you say cup, is that the proper cup measurement or just a cup & saucer cup please.
    (Just off to make up some batter for breakfast tomorrow, my daughter loves them so it will be a nice surprise for her).

    Thanks
    Julie
  • Sarahsaver
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    a standard 'cup' measure is 8oz
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