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Best Oil for Cooking Pancakes
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I was making pancakes, first used butter, than it changed it to grapeseed oil, than to a mix of olive oil with canola. Nothing was good, everything was burning very quickly.
I thought, Ok, I'll reduce the heat and start flipping pancakes sooner. With this strategy, it was not good either, because pancakes didn't get cooked well on one side, and when I tried to turn them to other side, I just messed it. What did I do wrong?
I thought, Ok, I'll reduce the heat and start flipping pancakes sooner. With this strategy, it was not good either, because pancakes didn't get cooked well on one side, and when I tried to turn them to other side, I just messed it. What did I do wrong?
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Hi there,
Thank you ALL for your answers. It was great to get them so fast. I live in Canada now, but they don't know how to make European style pancakes here. They use only commercial mix and non-stick gridles to make those. I don't like the taste of these pancakes, and wanted to do some real home-made style ones.
Cheers.
Thank you ALL for your answers. It was great to get them so fast. I live in Canada now, but they don't know how to make European style pancakes here. They use only commercial mix and non-stick gridles to make those. I don't like the taste of these pancakes, and wanted to do some real home-made style ones.
Cheers.