American pancakes.

[UpNorth]

Anyone have the recipe *sp?* for american pancakes? Preferably with the L/dl/cl etc measurements (i have no idea about "a cup of..." or anything like that)

I just can't find it in ANY of my cooking books :bawling: Can only find thin pancakes, Crépes and things like that *sigh*

[camjen1]

Aunt Jemima makes my pancakes. Sorry I couldn't help. I'm not good with all the flour stuff. :)

[Middle Aged Man]

Anyone have the recipe *sp?* for american pancakes? Preferably with the L/dl/cl etc measurements (i have no idea about "a cup of..." or anything like that)

I just can't find it in ANY of my cooking books :bawling: Can only find thin pancakes, Crépes and things like that *sigh*

I mainly do the instant thing, too. Common brands that can be used to make them in the U.S.:

Aunt Jemima
Hungry Jack
Bisquick

This site has several pancake recipes, but they are in American measuring units. You could convert using any "Metric Converter" web site if you wish:

http://www.freerecipe.org/Breakfast/Pancakes/


Good luck!

[jdstein11]

Yeah, we use the Bisquick dry mix; just add water and cook. The mix also works great when making waffles.

[CptHowdy]

It's not mine but,,,

Serves/Makes:6 or more thick pancakes

Ingredients

* 1-1/4 cups (300 ml) sifted flour
* 1 tbsp (15 ml) sugar
* 1 beaten egg
* 2 tbsp (30 ml) melted shortening or oil
* 1 tbsp (15 ml) baking powder
* 1/2 tsp (2 ml). salt
* 1 cup (225 ml) milk

Preparation

* Sift flour with bakng powder, sugar and salt.
* Combine egg, milk, and shortening or oil.
* Add to dry ingredients, stirring just until flour is moistened.
* Batter will be lumpy.
* Bake on slightly greased griddle.

Comments
This recipe is so user friendly...it works well adding other ingredients ie., oatmeal, raisins, diced apples, and nuts. I usually add more milk to thin out some ---the pancakes by the recipe are thick but wonderful. They also freeze well if you double the batch and if there are any left!

[UpNorth]

Thank you everyone:) And CptHowdy :adore: Thanks for writing the recipe down and seems to be so easy to follow too:) Gonna try it just now! Even bought real american pancake syrup yesterday while shopping *hehe* I know, i'm sooo americanized :wink: Can't help it, i have visited USA 2 years ago, and am going back again sometime in the future:)