Do you like to bake pancakes and fritters? Then this article is for you.
We will tell you a simple formula with which you can prepare dough for absolutely any pancakes.
How to Make Pancakes Using the "One at a Time" Formula
The formula is called “one at a time” because you need one spoon/cup/pinch of each ingredient, that is, one part at a time.
We take flour with a regular mug (330-350 ml), pour it into a bowl, add one large egg, a tablespoon of sugar and a pinch of salt. This is the basis for all products.
To get the dough for thick pancakes, add an incomplete teaspoon of baking powder and a mug of milk to the base.
If you want thin pancakes with holes, add a mug of kefir to the base, stir, then add an incomplete teaspoon of soda.
Stir, pour in a mug of milk and a tablespoon of vegetable oil, stir again.
To get the dough for fluffy pancakes, add a mug of kefir to the base and mix.
Then add a tablespoon of vegetable oil and an incomplete teaspoon of soda, mix again.
To make thin yeast pancakes, add an incomplete teaspoon of dry yeast and a mug of kefir to the base and mix.
Pour in a mug of warm milk, stir, cover the bowl with a towel and leave for 2-3.5 hours.