Flapjacks

Diner with big pancakes. 18 inch pancakes. Eat four of them, and the meals on the house

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I don't think anyone could eat 4 of those carb cakes.

If you put enough bacon with it, it might be doable.

Two words: Hoss Cartright.

Who could eat that?

> This guy <

Reminded me of this guy..

I love pan cakes.. whole wheat(maybe buckwheat) and thick.. not that fluffy like bull E36 M3 that is just a syrup delivery device.

You mean this guy:

I could eat it. Ask anyone at the Big Texan in Amarillo! I'd have to have at least a case of beer to do it, though. What is the time limit, again?

-Les

maroon92 wrote: I don't think anyone could eat 4 of those carb cakes.

You underestimate us. I bet there are a frightening number of us that would try a fifth.

I'm more of a waffle guy, myself. The crispy nooks have plenty of space to fit butter... and a few squares for syrup. Waffles > Pancakes, savory > sweet. Whoa I just remembered that I have a wafflemaker.

And as much as I hate Rachel Ray, this is a really good waffle recipe. It comes out light and airy on the inside, and nice and crispy on the outside. Maybe it's because it's a recipe she stole from someone else.

Wally wrote:

maroon92 wrote: I don't think anyone could eat 4 of those carb cakes.

You underestimate us. I bet there are a frightening number of us that would try a fifth.

Hell yeah i'd go for it. Free meal!

MitchellC wrote: this is a really good waffle recipe.

This is the pancake recipe I use for special occasions, like breakfast:

3 Cups Flour

6 Tablespoons Baking Powder

3t Unsweetened Cocoa Powder

1-1/2 teaspoons Ground Ginger

3/4 teaspoons Ground Cinnamon

3/4 teaspoons Ground Cloves

6 Tablespoons Ground Hazelnut

3 Cups Milk

6 Egg Whites

6 Tablespoons Dark Molasses

6 Tablespoons Veqetable Oil

T = tablespoon and t = teaspoon?

93celicaGT2 wrote:

Wally wrote:

maroon92 wrote: I don't think anyone could eat 4 of those carb cakes.

You underestimate us. I bet there are a frightening number of us that would try a fifth.

Hell yeah i'd go for it. Free meal!

And if you don't finish the four, its only 8 bucks.

Someone made me these waffles last weekend and they were great. Never thought of a whole wheat waffle before but they were really good.

http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/basic-waffle-recipe/index.html

thatsnowinnebago wrote: T = tablespoon and t = teaspoon?

Yeah, sorry. I went back and edited the recipe for clarity.

Wally wrote:

maroon92 wrote: I don't think anyone could eat 4 of those carb cakes.

You underestimate us. I bet there are a frightening number of us that would try a fifth.

Yup....and I'm only 170lbs

Give me waffles, is it odd that i prefer frozen waffles to home made? Maybe I need to find a better recipe

Wally wrote:

maroon92 wrote: I don't think anyone could eat 4 of those carb cakes.

You underestimate us. I bet there are a frightening number of us that would try a fifth.

I'm with you.

SupraWes wrote: Someone made me these waffles last weekend and they were great. Never thought of a whole wheat waffle before but they were really good. http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/basic-waffle-recipe/index.html

Thanks for the link, I just happened to buy some whole wheat flour a few days ago.