This article originally published on The Kitchn. See it there: I Cooked Pancakes Every Single Weekend for a Year and Discovered the Easy Secret to Making Them Extra Fluffy A Flash Flood Warning was in ...

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Remember that pancakes burn pretty quickly, so keep your jet on low unless you're into the burned pancake thing. Power 2 to 3 to neat little splotches of batter into your warm pan, allow them to ...

Nut butters like almond or peanut butter add a rich, creamy texture to pancakes. Plus, they are loaded with protein and ...

I love pancakes but always opt for crêpes and fluffy American-style, so I decided to branch out and try different recipes from around the world, there were some real winners… ...

I make pancakes for my kids every weekend, and I always use a boxed mix.My girls love pancakes, and I love how easy it is to get breakfast on the table.

I love pancakes. Eggs and omelets (those are eggs, people) remain America’s favorite breakfast foods, but pancakes are a close […] The post History on a plate: The complicated history behind ...

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Serving pancakes to mom on Mother’s Day has to be one of the most universally embraced American holiday traditions. There are a few reasons for this. Both adults and children love them, and they’re ...

Tasha Zemke, Outside associate managing editor: I love buttermilk pancakes, because they’ve got tang. That’s really the only kind I make anymore, because I think the regular kind are a bit bland.

When I know I’m going to have a busy day or when I plan to train hard in the gym, I’ll think about adding extra protein to my breakfast.Now, I could go for a protein shake, and some days I do ...

Forget that survey. Homemade pancakes are number one for me. Photo: AdobeStock. As much as I love pancakes, I detest the racist history associated with America’s No. 1 pancake brand.