This is just plain silly!

[sandragonfly]

my teddy pancakes

(copied off google)

we made a lot like them when I was younger. omg... miss cooking them with my father.. at campings especially!

this thread is just plain silly..

[4 Dog Mother]

Amy, I never knew you made your sandwiches so weird - that must come from your dad's side of the family! You didn't tell everyone that there is no right side up with an oreo because you take it apart and eat the center and then eat the two sides. hmm, I'm trying to think of some of the other things you do..... oh, eat the chocolate off the Klondike bars and then the ice cream.

Okay, now I have another question, what do you put on your pancakes? Syrup, ice cream, or whippped cream. A long time ago and in a galaxy far, far away (sorry, I just a thing about Star Wars being 30 this year) we were on a vacation in Wisconsin and there was a Swedish restauarant - all 3 kids had to have strawberry pancakes with ice cream on top for breakfast. Nothing like starting you day with 3 kids high on sugar!!! Jasmine - my 3 year old grand daughter prefers whipped cream to syrup on her pancakes.

[Randi]

I like honey smeared on my pancakes and rolled up, but I know that a lot of people put jam on, or just sugar. Mine must be hot, so ice cream would ruin that. However, I had some yummy ones (Belgian) with honey, walnuts and whipped cream in a restaurant

Here are some ideas from the mentioned restaurant: http://www.aok.dk/infosites/452/3.1.html

Oh, and while you're there, take a look at no. 22 (Saint Malo). That is yummy!

[lbaker]

My grandparents taught me to lightly sprinkle fresh lemon juice on my pancakes then follow with a dusting of sugar. YUM!!! Now I'm hungry!!

[Catty1]

Syrup, real Maple syrup if I have it - and sugar free jam is surprisingly wonderful!
(Raspberry - yeah!!!)

[mruffruff]

I must eat everything with the top on the top.....and I often rebuild burgers!

Latkes are potato pancakes, aren't they? I make mine with raw, grated potato, an equal amount of grated onion, salt & pepper, and enough flour to make a batter. Fried in a pan with a good amount of oil so they don't stick. I like mine with sour cream. Made some last week and froze the extras.

I'd like to try the English version of Flapjacks. How do you cook them?

[Kfamr]

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/English...ck/Detail.aspx


There's a recipe I found. Very easy, few ingredients... I may try it today. I think I'll add some nuts though. Sound just like granola bars to me.