Can this be used to make buttermilk pancakes? The Original Pancake House uses a "sour starter" for their pancakes. Or is that something different?
2023982
Well, you have to get the starter going for a week or two before making pancakes but yes, you can make wonderful pancakes with sourdough starter.
2023983
yes, get the starter growing and use any of the numerous recipes to make pancakes or waffles
2023984
In my experience, the "sour starter" is the buttermilk! that and a teaspoon of baking soda NOT powder is what gives the "lift" to the batter. I've used the sourdough to make pancakes and biscuits but without the buttermilk. Again this is my experience, there may be others out there who differ. Hope you find this helpful.
2023985
Should be the same I take it you have a recipe if not food network or Martha Stewart websites have a good number to choose from, I never saw it referred to as sour starter but it should be what they are referring to, just be sure and get it going as soon as you receive it per instructions.
2023986
I have never used a sourdough starter for pancakes, though I have seen recipes for such. My guess would be to try it, what can you lose?
205614
Basically it is the same but is more like a paste and has more vanilla beans in it. We use the same amount that your recipe calls for and get great results. When making pancakes we add a ts. of the extract to the mix to add flavor. They come out delicious. Hope this helps
1842012
No, you use it basically the same way you would use Bisquick. There are some fabulous recipes on the Pamela's website at www.pamelaproducts.com. Just be sure that you get the recipes for the baking and pancake mix, because there are also recipes for the biscuit and scone mix. Enjoy!
1228809
I've never made pancakes on it. I've browned butter, made some great fish dishes. I suspect pancakes would be a lot better than on a regular electric top.
494894
I have used many types of batter from homemade pancake batter to bisquick batter. Came out the same. I use this machine to make mini waffles not ice cream sandwiches.
2260249
No, but might work if batter isn't too runny. Wash spout carefully each time. We love making letter pancakes!
1881892
I haven't tried it, but it should work - particularly since most pancake batters don't recommend over-stirring. It doesn't work very well for viscous batters, but pancake batter has possibilities. I use a 1/3rd cup measure but as you probably know, this is often a messy process and this dispenser could help solve that problem.
763330
It's very easy to use. Trick to flip the pancake: get one of those cute tiny mini spatula that is about the size of each pancake or even smaller so that it won't touch the adjacent one while flipping. Use it to lift the pancake slightly, then with help of a butter knife or spreader or little fork, flip it over...easy without problem. But the pattern shows well only one side of the pancakes, unless you use a batter that doesn't bubble too easily, then you sometimes could have a slight pattern on the other side after flipped.
370020
I don't know, but I did not think it tasted better then a pancake mix you just add only water to. Just some good advertizing going for it.
517763
You can use either, the waffle mix is probably a little thinner in consistency, so if you add a little more milk to the pancake batter it will work fine.the batter has to flow to all the well son the waffle iron to cook completely.
1331789
I don't see why you couldn't. They are pretty small though. Might be a problem getting them to release so the pancakes could be turned.
1282632
Sure, you can use this to make pancakes. The cooking surface will be smaller on this pan vs. a frying pan but if that doesn't matter to you it will be fine. I think you will have to use a decent amount of butter to avoid sticking.
1393327
I have only made pancakes, waffles, and omelettes with it. I wouldn't see it working. The one thing I don't like about it is that you can't switch out the plates so I'm pretty sure you would have a very hard time with wraps and such. Hope this helps. Also wouldnt be sure as how to make wraps you have to flip it to start the timer I would know how to begin with that and you would only be able to use one side.
1752199
When I purchased this product, my daughter and I use it for pancakes, but any able cook can use it and enjoy the product. I think the secret is to use it where it is most workable. Good product but need to use it by trial and error. Perhaps you need to use it for other things and see it's efficiency. We like it.
81776
I haven't tried it in anything but pancakes but it does seem to work more like whole wheat flour. I would do 2 flour to one Atkins. It is very heavy like whole wheat when baked or cooked.
1728867
it works well for pancakes, but i doubt that heavy viscosity fluids would pass easily. there is a professional model for about $100 that would work.
523141
Yes, of course you can! I've used it for breading, but I think it tastes better if you mix it with other flours (such as almond flour). This flour is also really yummy added to pancakes.