The Official "THIS IS HOW I EAT" Thread...
- Thread starter Sydal
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Went to California Pizza Kitchen over the weekend. Got the bbq chicken & Applewood Bacon pizza. Traded a slice with my girl who got the bacon/avocado/chicken idk what else pizza. Mine was the shit.
Finished with a warm butter cake with ice cream on top. It was my first time trying that type of cake and it was delicious
Finished with a warm butter cake with ice cream on top. It was my first time trying that type of cake and it was delicious
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taetae
midnight chefing whipping up crack..i mean pancakes from scratch ha.
this is the first thing i learned to make from scratch as a lil tween i would do it for friends sleeping over next morning.
DSCN0203 by Manniacal, on Flickr
^everything you need wet and dry ingredients^
DSCN0206 by Manniacal, on Flickr
that lil pinch of nutmeg made it pop. never had any on hand so my calculations of just adding a pinch was correct. nutmeg got a strong taste but i got it just right.
DSCN0208 by Manniacal, on Flickr
a teaspoon of salt, a teaspoon of baking powder and a couple table spoons of sugar and of course flour as much as you need to make as much as you want.
DSCN0209 by Manniacal, on Flickr
first mix the dry ingredients and then mix in the wet: milk, 2 or 3 eggs, cooking oil (using canola) and mix enough of the milk in to see the batter drip in a consistent line instead of drops.
DSCN0210 by Manniacal, on Flickr
lightly oil your pan, keep the pan evenly oiled with a paper towel. at medium to high heat and bring it down when it's been heated up too much back down to a medium flame.
DSCN0214 by Manniacal, on Flickr
flip when edges get hardened and lots of bubbles appear.
DSCN0215 by Manniacal, on Flickr
try to flip only once. usually the first is the worst this is my second pancake.
DSCN0218 by Manniacal, on Flickr
got the apple wood bacon ftw!
DSCN0219 by Manniacal, on Flickr
threw it in.
DSCN0220 by Manniacal, on Flickr
got it crisping.
DSCN0223 by Manniacal, on Flickr
points for having some o.j. in the fridge and plating lol.
don't know what got into me wanting to cook so late and wanting to do pancakes from scratch again??? i haven't done it in years so i guess i wanted to see if i can still do it.
came out great.
this is the first thing i learned to make from scratch as a lil tween i would do it for friends sleeping over next morning.
DSCN0203 by Manniacal, on Flickr
^everything you need wet and dry ingredients^
DSCN0206 by Manniacal, on Flickr
that lil pinch of nutmeg made it pop. never had any on hand so my calculations of just adding a pinch was correct. nutmeg got a strong taste but i got it just right.
DSCN0208 by Manniacal, on Flickr
a teaspoon of salt, a teaspoon of baking powder and a couple table spoons of sugar and of course flour as much as you need to make as much as you want.
DSCN0209 by Manniacal, on Flickr
first mix the dry ingredients and then mix in the wet: milk, 2 or 3 eggs, cooking oil (using canola) and mix enough of the milk in to see the batter drip in a consistent line instead of drops.
DSCN0210 by Manniacal, on Flickr
lightly oil your pan, keep the pan evenly oiled with a paper towel. at medium to high heat and bring it down when it's been heated up too much back down to a medium flame.
DSCN0214 by Manniacal, on Flickr
flip when edges get hardened and lots of bubbles appear.
DSCN0215 by Manniacal, on Flickr
try to flip only once. usually the first is the worst this is my second pancake.
DSCN0218 by Manniacal, on Flickr
got the apple wood bacon ftw!
DSCN0219 by Manniacal, on Flickr
threw it in.
DSCN0220 by Manniacal, on Flickr
got it crisping.
DSCN0223 by Manniacal, on Flickr
points for having some o.j. in the fridge and plating lol.
don't know what got into me wanting to cook so late and wanting to do pancakes from scratch again??? i haven't done it in years so i guess i wanted to see if i can still do it.
came out great.