I really like the fiber one pancake mix. And to get them all the same size, I use a ladle that's 1/4 cup to pour each one out.
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Get complete pancake mix and add water. Use a nonstick pan, spray it with Pam and make them half the size of the ones you see in diners - easier to manage flipping them. Once you see the tops start to bubble up a bit, flip 'em.
P.S. I add pumpkin butter from Trader Joe's to mine in the fall/winter...sooo good.
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Posted by Lsorrent
I really like the fiber one pancake mix. And to get them all the same size, I use a ladle that's 1/4 cup to pour each one out.
thats what i just tried making...
burnt on one side and too mushy inside
kris_gets_hitched
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I second the Fiber One mix - it's my fave
gonzalezm3
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from scratch or from a box?
latinaj
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oh and why arent they round
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Ivansgirl
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I use fiber one mix or bisquick and follow the direction on the package to make the mix. I also add choc chips my fav. drop less than 1/3-1/4 c for each pancake I can only fit 3 in my pan at a time. I use meauring cups to put in the pan to keep them uniform for cooking. Let them be. Have them cook on one side for 3 minutes you will see big bubble around the edge and them start to fluff up. Then flip and cook2-3 minutes on the other side.
kris_gets_hitched
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Just try making them smaller. It's easier to manage and they cook more evenly!
pipermaru
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the key is definitely waiting for them to bubble! premature flipping always ruins pancakes for me
MikesBride2B
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You have to wait until they are kind of bubbling on the first side, then you flip and you really don't cook them for that much longer.
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If you're not using a really good pan or non-stick pan, they will not cook properly. The heat cannot be high, at all! Must be medium. Do not pour in too much batter or you will have a large, unevenly cooked mess on your hands.
latinaj
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so one side is more cooked than the other? i'm confsued lol microwave pancakes where u at
sidenote..i love fh he always eats everything i make : )
FutureCap
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sounds like you may have the burner on too high!!!
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Posted by MikesBride2B
You have to wait until they are kind of bubbling on the first side, then you flip and you really don't cook them for that much longer.
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christine2010
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FH follows the recipe on the Bisquick box. like others said once they bubble, flip. then he removes them rather quickly
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Posted by grkbarbie
u just add water...
i just made pancakes and thats how i made them.....
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Posted by MikesBride2B
You have to wait until they are kind of bubbling on the first side, then you flip and you really don't cook them for that much longer.
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Exactly. It's very easy as long as you flip at the right time! I love my griddle for this!
