We had old friends visit us for a couple of days and he gave me this recipe. He said he has been making it for years and that they are very light pancakes with a hint of vanilla due to the cream soda. I fixed them today for breakfast and I thought they were everything he said they were. This recipe is for two and I doubled it this morning.
Separate the egg. Beat the white until stiff and set aside. Put the yolk in a mixing bowl with the cup of pancake mix.
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Add the vegetable oil and the 1/2 can of cream soda to the pancake mix. Mix with a fork until large lumps disappear, but do not overbeat.
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Fold the stiff egg white into the mix. You can add a bit more soda if mix appears too thick.
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Let sit until bubbles appear all over top and mixture rises a little.
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If you want to add fruit, put fruit on pancake after the first turnover.
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Pour onto hot, greased griddle. Turn over when bubbles appear on surface and sides look dry. I use a 1/4 cup measuring cup to ladle pancake onto griddle.
These were very nice - we loved the addition of the cream soda - it gave a very nice flavour to the pancakes. I used a French Crepe mix, which appeared to work really well.............we ate these with butter and local flower honey. Delicious! Made for a camera-less chef Tag game - superb! FT:-)
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