Pancake Mix
#35771 - 01/07/04 06:48 PM
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Is is ok to make pancake mix the night before and refrigerate it over night? Will the pancakes turn out just as good and fluffy??
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Natalie
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Yes to both. I do this all the time because it's so much easier to make a double batch and keep it on hand. However, I don't keep it for long in the fridge; otherwise, it becomes real thick and you have to add more soy milk to the mix -- when the surface of the batter in the fridge turns dark, you know it's been in there too darn long!
Bev
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bev; you must do something different tha n what I do. When I tried to keep pancake mix overnight it was flat the nect day,. I think it is better to make it up all at once and then just reheat in the microwave as you need it.
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It would probably work best if you wait until the morning to add the baking powder. This should keep it from being flat.
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