Four of them at the same time. So I've got all my wells filled. Now I'm going to close. This.

All variations aside, here are some general tips that I find are great for making pancakes.

1. 1 - Use real buttermilk, not a milk + vinegar substitute.
2. 2 - Add sugar to the pancake batter.
3. 3 - Make a well in the dry ingredients, then pour in the wet ingredients.
4. 4 - Let the batter be lumpy.

When you mix the flour with eggs and milk, the gluten molecules get more flexible and can bind to each other forming networks. The mixing causes carbon dioxide gas from the air to be trapped by these networks, which causes the pancake to rise (just like bread does) and creates its chewable texture.

600 BC - The first recorded mention of pancakes dates back to ancient Greece and comes from a poet who described warm pancakes in one of his writings. 1100 AD – Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) becomes a traditional way to use up dairy products before lent – the pancake breakfast is born.

There are three key principles to making good pancakes: consistency of the batter, proper heating of the griddle and recognizing when to turn the cakes.

Pancakes are a rich source of iron. Iron plays a key role in oxygenating the human tissues so that they can function properly. Iron is also important for the right functioning of certain immune cells. Pancakes are a surprisingly good source of calcium.

It is believed that the tradition to flip your pancake came from the 15th century after a woman from Buckinghamshire rushed to the church to confess her sins while mid-way through making pancakes – bet you didn't know that! So, grab your ingredients, choose your toppings and get flipping!

A pancake is a thin, flat, circular piece of cooked batter made from milk, flour, and eggs. Pancakes are often rolled up or folded and eaten hot with a sweet or savoury filling inside. In America, pancakes are usually eaten for breakfast, with butter and maple syrup.

Jill tries maintain her “perfect” work, but the stress from customers caused her to fail at being perfect. The author's overall argument in "Pancakes" is that it is impossible to be perfect through the use of foreshadowing, simile, and first-person narrative. Sometimes, life does not go as one expects.…

600 BC - The first recorded mention of pancakes dates back to ancient Greece and comes from a poet who described warm pancakes in one of his writings. 1100 AD – Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) becomes a traditional way to use up dairy products before lent – the pancake breakfast is born.

"Pancakes" Summary: We enter the story seeing Jill sad and irritated because both her mother and her recent ex-boyfriend have told her she's a perfectionist in less-than-kind ways. As the story progresses, Jill, who works at a local pancake house, finds herself as the only waitress on a very hectic Sunday morning.

600 BC - The first recorded mention of pancakes dates back to ancient Greece and comes from a poet who described warm pancakes in one of his writings. 1100 AD – Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day) becomes a traditional way to use up dairy products before lent – the pancake breakfast is born.