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Do you have a bangin' pancake recipe? (lemmy.dbzer0.com)
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That you're willing to share? I have made damn near every pancake recipe I could find in the internet and none of them were really fantastic. I don't know what's missing. They just seem... blah?

I'm looking for a fantastic, basic as hell pancake recipe. If you have one. And you're willing to share.

I will repay the entire internet in like... a week when I make the strawberry/watermelon jam-filled cupcakes.

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[–] [email protected] 4 points 13 hours ago* (last edited 9 hours ago)

For "real butter", try specifically a "cultured butter" like Kerrygold. There's butter and then there's cultured butter, and cultured butter has way more of a concentrated butter taste. Your average supermarket butter is basically just milk fat that's been aerated but not aged at all, think of the difference in flavor between mozarella and an aged cheddar cheese. Using a cultured butter for your pancakes is probably the fastest and easiest way to zhuzh them up, along with real maple syrup.