Is this a good size ladle to use to pour pancake batter or should I get the 2 ounce
600430
I didn't buy the ladle. I bought this brand of spatula, so I can't help with serving sizes for the ladle. Sorry.
600431
In an answer to another question, a buyer said the "bowl" holds 3/4 cup. I leave it to you to figure what size pancakes you can produce.
600432
Every pancake recipe I've ever seen has called for quarter cup (4 ounce) ladles of batter. 4 ounces of batter per pancake gives me about a 4-5 inch in diameter pancake but I use fairly thick batter.
600433
I bought this for taking spaghetti sauce and meatballs out of a large pan. It's perfect for that. It's pretty big. Don't make pancakes, so I can't compare to what I use it for. Guess you would have a very large pancake if you got this size. Kent Oram
875526
I purchased this ladle some time ago for my daughter-in-law as a GRAVY ladle so I'm not sure exactly how much it holds. I would not recommend it for a SOUP ladle.
1849592
I bought the 14" All Clad Stainless Steel fry pan. The measurement is across the top of the pan. I cook for two and three people and I need a 14" fry pan to cook 4 pieces of chicken thighs at once. Or to cook and turn 4 pancakes. The 8" pan is very small and I would say appropriate for just one piece of chicken or a very small pancake.
1394974
2 oz , used it to served cerviche on a wedding party was pretty and good size.
1329629
It is about 3 b lbs. It is easy to handle. Making crepes would be a large ones, but you could. It is good for pancakes.
1795065
I got the small one and happy with it as I only grate enough for one serving at a time...such as fresh ginger for tea .,,,,,,so it you are using a lot that is different but in my opinion this is perfect.the small one gets my vote. Hope this helps.
1293408
This is for a home use. 2000 servings would be like a restaurant / commercial "equipment". This only holds 4 cups, which is as big as you'll find for home kitchen purposes. It's good for dunut / muffin pans and a family breakfast. "Chunks" would probably cause clogging because of the small amount it holds.
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It depends on the size of the cupcake batter. This will make a medium size ball of cookie dough, cupcake batter might be a little runny for this and these might be too small. It seems like this is the wrong tool for the job. It would scoop more efficiently than a spoon, less efficiently than a ladle.
2006974
I haven't measured, but it seems pretty standard - comparable to other ladles I have used. Guessing a cup...
1593804
I use my Elocution griddle primarily for Pancakes, I wanted something perfectly flat. It has stayed that way, with very even heat distribution to all 4 pancakes. I am glad I bought it!
283120
I use it on a glass top stove and just put on two burners. Its a bit cooler in the center this way but not bad. Maybe an extra minute on the pancakes.
2240012
I guess it depends on how much you are cooking at a time. The 1/2 size works fine when cooking for 1 to 4 people.
357343
I use as a stir fry pan. It is just the right size....a llittle smaller than my heavy cast iron wok and much easier to use! Love it!
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I think the best way to figure out the size of the mixing bowl is to look at the whisk. This is a hand mixer, so it will do a couple of ordinary sized carrots, or a couple handfuls of nuts. I think it chops evenly enough, but don't overload the little bowl.
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No you will not regret the size, it needs the size to properly be able to stir the food up on the sides as it cooks as to not over cook it. Enjoy.
595133
I use one this size to cook steel cut oats in overnight. It works great for 1-2 servings!
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We use the Scanpan Square Griddle for this. I do not think the 9-1/2" pan would be good for cooking four pancakes unless you are going to make them very small. If you are thinking that a fry pan would be best because it would be multi-purpose, then I would go with one of the larger fry pans for making pancakes. Good luck!