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i know what im making tomorrow morning... i have a cheaper rice cooker that isnt "non-stick" like the one pictured. May have to mix separately and then spray t
by sharkmerry 7y ago
i know what im making tomorrow morning...
i have a cheaper rice cooker that isnt "non-stick" like the one pictured. May have to mix separately and then spray the pan.
Anyone made these like this before? Any tips, hints to look out for?
- mattmoose21 7y agoI haven't made this before but I do make quite a few pancakes. Don't over mix your batter. Also if you are making homemade pancake batter I usually make mine the night before.
- sharkmerry 7y ago> Also if you are making homemade pancake batter I usually make mine the night before. Do you add extra baking powder or anything? I believe BP will slowly lose potency just not sure how fast
- jfengel 7y agoIt shouldn't require much. Most commercial baking powder is double-acting, which has a component that doesn't react until it gets hot. A bit of research[1] suggests that for most brands it's the high-temperature component doing most of the (ahem) heavy lifting. If so, add 10% extra, which is just a pinch for most recipes. Or accept a very slightly lower pancake. (Personally, I like to substitute yeast for overnight recipes.) [1] https://www.clabbergirl.com/faqs/ https://www.clabbergirl.com/faqs/