November 10th, 2011 | 
Author: imriz
Author: imriz
Were you also the one who would wake up in the morning trying to think up what to cook for breakfast? Then, while frying some eggs, will try thinking again what to cook for lunch and dinner and onto the next day. Motherly thoughts were filled with nothing else but what food to serve to the family. Routine thoughts. Which adds up to my migraine 
Because Monday became a holiday, twas came a rice holiday, too. No fried rice and hotdogs on the table. Cereals were the other option on a laid back morning when school is off. Of course, the kids’ ultimate fave, PANCAKES.
I veer away from buying package pancakes in the grocery. As making them is more economical plus it is very easy to do.
1 cup flour, 1 tsp baking powder, 2 eggs, 1 cup evaporated milk, sugar. Were the stuff needed to make these fluffy pancakes.
Quick tips:
-Work on the dry and the wet ingredients separately.
-Sift flour and baking soda to get best fluffy result.
-Slowly add in the dry ingredients to the egg/milk mixture.
-Mix thoroughly to avoid lumps.
-Vanilla or cinnamon may be added as flavor, or grated orange zest for that tangy flavor (two thumbs up for this one)
The little miss works on her own plate. With fried “saba” bananas on top.
After finishing one pancake, she said she wanted another one and yet she’s already full.
Linking this post to Thursday Brownies , Food Trip Friday, and Food Friday.
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Tags: banana, breakfast, choco syrup, orange zest, pancakes, snack
Tags: banana, breakfast, choco syrup, orange zest, pancakes, snack
hmmm… looks yummy! I just wish i have the patience to do that. haha!
visiting for Thursday Brownies!
here’s mine: http://www.pinaymom-in-germany.com/2011/11/turning-brown/
Oh yum, we love pancakes here anytime! That last plate is sure decked out…looks sinful and delicious
That’s a perennial concern for moms, i think — what to serve to our families
Thanks for sharing your pancake recipe. Happy FTF! here’s my entry: http://www.jejeizahfaye.com/2011/11/mang-inasal-take-two-a-pleasant-experience-this-time.html
it’s good to hear, i am not alone in my daily dilemma:)
YUMMMY! …like you, while cooking breakfast i also think about what to serve for lunch and dinner for that day. lol.
thanks so much for sharing your fluffy pancake recipe (as well as the valuable tips) over at Food Friday, Imriz
enjoy the rest of your day!
thanks, too, mylah for the visit. see u again, sunday:)
My little girl loves pancakes a lot!
Happy Friday!
hmmm.. yummy love it!
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i haven’t tried eating pancakes with fried saba…mukhang masarap! just might do your recipe over the weekend (together with the fried saba)!
yum…looks very delicious, love to have pancakes in the morning, great to have with my coffee
Dropping some love for Food Trip Friday, hope that you can return the favor too
Those are yummy-looking homemade pancakes! Happy FTF! Here’s my entry: http://www.delightmyappetite.com/2011/11/food-trip-friday-floating-island-restaurant/
love pancakes for breakfast, missed making them, gives me an idea for our breakfast today
Dropping some love for Thursday Brownies, hope that you can return the favor too.
the kids esp the little one jumped out of bed when i said i am making one:) loved niya yan:)
wow, your pancakes are perfect! i have never made a nice-looking pancake, laging mukhang basahan! hahaha
nachambahan lang yata
wink!
That looks very yummy!
Sarciadong Sardinas
Uh! Oh! I miss my papa’s pancake in the morning waaaaaaaaaaa. Visiting from FTF. Hope you can visit back to me.
very yummy!
wow! made from scratch! im so lazy so i just use ready mix. hehe =)
frugal mom, that’s why^_^
these pancakes are making me hungry
my families all time favorite breakfast .but i do it from the box.
who knows, one day. ul learn how to mix some, too:)
yum, nakakagutom ate parang gusto kong magmidnight snack lol.
ginawa ko ngang pang-dinner:)
This is good for breakfast!!!
Sigh. The life of a mother. Sometimes it feels like your ultimate goal in life is to feed the family. But we heard their mmmmmmmms while eating what we served them then it’s all worth the hard work. Sadly, the little girl is not a fan of pancakes. So even after making pancakes, I still have to make something for her.
Happy Food Friday
that’s actually the hated part, when u have to cook another dish, yet again:) there will always be picky eater kids:)
i also veer away from buying pancake mixes…like you i find it economical making your own and the good thing is that you know what you are feeding the family, too…
my nine year old son can make pancake from scratch by heart…