Ingredients
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2 2/3
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2
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1/4
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4
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2 1/2
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1/3
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1
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Directions
Good-Morning Pancakes,These are the best; we sometimes have them for supper too. They’re fairly thick, but light and very tasty. The recipe makes lots, but my Norwegian background gives me a love for leftover pancakes spread with butter and brown sugar. Yum!,These pancakes were very yummy. I made half the recipe. Thanks Lennie 🙂 Made for Cookbook tag game,Great pancakes!
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Steps
1
Done
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You Can Do This the Night Before, or Just Before Cooking: Combine the Dry Ingredients in a Large Bowl. |
2
Done
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If Doing the Night Before, Cover and Leave on the Counter. |
3
Done
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You Can Also Do This the Night Before, or Just Before Cooking: in a Small Bowl, Beat the Eggs Then Stir in the Milk and Oil, and Vanilla If Using. |
4
Done
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If Doing This the Night Before, Cover and Store in the Fridge. |
5
Done
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When Ready to Cook, Pour the Liquid Mixture (stir Well Again If Taking It Straight from the Fridge) Into the Flour Mixture; Stir Quickly With a Fork Until the Ingredients Are Moistened but the Batter Is Still Lumpy. |
6
Done
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Lightly Grease a Frying Pan With a Lid, Like an Electric Frying Pan. |
7
Done
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Pour the Batter on to the Hot Surface-- About a Quarter of a Cup For Each Pancake. |
8
Done
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Cover and Cook Until the Surface Loses Its Wet Look and Bubbles Have Formed. |
9
Done
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Flip the Pancakes Over and Cook, Uncovered, About Two or Three Minutes Longer, or Until the Underside Is Browned. |
10
Done
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Keep Warm in a Low Oven Until All Pancakes Are Cooked. |