Any idea how to make pancakes this thick and smooth?
>>7670582
bake them slow in some kind of cake pan?
>>7670582
Made in a rice cooker. Pour pancake batter in cooker, wait til done.
>>7670582
Make them in a rice cooker. Take a close look at your picture, the undersides aren't brown like the tops are.
>thick, fluffy pancakes
literally the worst.
>>7670601
you're literally the worst
go away, literally worst.
>>7670607
>AP flour
What's the difference between this and cake flour exactly?
Those are yeast-raised
Those are raw in the middle, absolutely gross. Like all things asian, made to look good, but tastes absolutely shit.
>>7670623
Lower amount of wheat protein (gluten), 8-9% vs. 10-11% AP, and more starch content means the texture will be lighter with a finer more tender crumb.
http://whatscookingamerica.net/Bread/FlourTypes.htm
merkan pancakes are fucking weird
>>7671107
My girlfriend used to bring them for a quick breakfast on the bus, I deny they're pancakes to this day
>>7671123
You humans and your labels.
>>7670914
Kill yourself degenerate reddit
>>7670582
>Kuroneko cafe
Damn, they dedicated a whole cafe to how hard she lost?
>>7671107
Thats a tortilla
>>7671271
no it isn't.
>>7670582
>use only egg yolks in the mixture
>put fresh yeast in the mixture, let it grow
>now whisk egg whites to stiff peaks
>mix it all togheter GENTLY
>cook right away
there you have it
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>>7670582
STOP MAKING THIS FUCKING THREAD
EVERY FUCKING DAY
WHY
>>7671271
It's naleśniki
>asks about pancakes
>posts a regular cake
Using butter instead of frosting doesn't make it a pancake OP
>>7671333
Not fact
>>7671659
>naleśniki
*pandekage
>>7670582
Use circles. You can make it from milk carton.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnqZeDZYduQ
>>7671107
Related to this, my family (we're American but of Polish-Eastern European ancestry) calls crepes iyetchekas (guessing at the spelling, pronounced eye-etch-ka). Has anybody else herd of this and can they tell me where the hell it's from?
>>7670582
Didn't you figure it out the LAST 50 FUCKING TIMES YOU POSTED THIS THREAD
>>7670582
That's not a pancake, you moronic burger.
>>7671665
Yeah but Americans are an abomination to the concept of cuisine so are you really surprised?
>>7671560
Any particular reason you haven't took all of 8 seconds to add a filter for it, newfriend?
>>7671708
this is actual pancakes.
>>7670582
That seems like it would be too boring to eat. All that bread with no redeeming quality. You'd be better off eating a giant donut.
>>7670582
>>7670582
use a ricecooker
>>7670582
I think I gained a pound just by looking at that.
>>7671908
I don't get it
Waffles are better, sorry.
>>7672173
You're better ~
>>7672215
Is that cum or icing?
Actually, I don't think I mind either way.
>>7672300
not all icing is cum, but all cum is icing.
mhhhhm
>>7670601
do you prefer flat pancakes
the picture has been obviously "doctored" or "factored" as they say in the medical profession
>>7672215
>the way the glaze is coming out of the hole
I am beyond disgusted.
>>7672334
not at all
google "West Aoyama Garden restaurant", all of the pictures have the same thickness
>>7672391
>glaze
What glaze? That ain't glaze boy
>>7671704
>>7671107
>>7671123
>>7671271
A crêpe or crepe (Listeni/kreJp/[1] or /krɛp/, French: [kʁɛp] ( listen), Quebec French: [kʁaJ̯p] ( listen)) is a type of very thin pancake, usually made from wheat flour (crêpes de froment) or buckwheat flour (galettes). The word is of French origin, deriving from the Latin crispa, meaning "curled". While crêpes are often associated with Brittany, a region in the northwest of France, their consumption is widespread in France, Belgium, Quebec and many parts of Europe, North Africa and the Southern Cone of South America. Crêpes are served with a variety of fillings, from the simplest with only sugar to flambéed crêpes Suzette or elaborate savoury galettes.
And I dont even lurk all than often you culinary know-how faglets.
>>7671107
American "pancakes" are just scotch pancakes but larger.
>>7671271
That looks fucking nothing like an omelette.
>>7672480
What are you posting about crepes for? We are talking about pancakes. Crepes are a cousin of pancakes, but are still distinct.
Why do Americans lack any sort of knowledge about anything?
>>7672480
crepes are great, but the image posted is not a crepe, it's a pancake.
>>7672326
bloody hell thats ridiculous
Greek yogurt makes them thicker. You have to cook them on low and covered for longer to make sure that the middle is cooked
>>7672326
this man has lost his mind
>>7675170
>an once
Is this some secret liberal code, Carl?
>>7675187
Yes, Tyrone
>>7675170
You claps and your damage control. No anon, disciplining a misbehaving child is not being envious of said child.
>>7675200
Okay, mom.
>>7675204
*waits for anon to make the first move*
>>7670582
Give up on life and hate yourself
>>7671704
You're an idiot and a disgrace to Pollaks everywhere.
"Naleśniki" is the universal name.
What you're badly trying to pronounce is "jajeczka" which is the plural form of "jajko" which is simply an "egg".
So no, they're definitely not called eggs, unless you're family is a bunch of inbred brush-apes.
>>7672215
>>7672326
impressive