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I missed this big time.

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Congratulations on your new Freezer! Now you can stock up on butter too.

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I got it.

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I just did one this morning. It didn't stick to the pan because I lined it with parchment paper. I did the Bob's Red Mill recipe with fig swirls only I put in spoonfuls of strawberry jelly instead o fig spread. THis wasn't a good idea. the Jelly is too solid to blend with the batter and just sits there as a blog -- or a set of blobs for the ones I broke up.
The good thing about the pancakes is it has a true pancake texture, soft, spongy and with big holes. It worked wonderfully as a base for strawberries and yogurt, I am going to hope it warms up well. It made enough for the next 4 days.
The advantage of using the oven is that you don't have to stand over it. You can start cleaning up while the pancake is baking.

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I just did a sheet pan pancake, with a riff on this recipe. I used strawberry jelly instead of the fig filling. That wasn't a good idea. The jelly was too solid, leave it out next time or treat it as part of the liquids and reduce the buttermilk to compensate. Will comment more on the sheet pan pancake thread. It makes about 3/4 inch pancake that almosts fills up the whole half sheet pan. I had spread it out with a spatula before baking. The liquid is too dense to spread on its own.

Whole Wheat Sheet Pan Pancakes with California Fig Swirl with Valley Fig Growers

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I guessed and missed it. I had no idea of the correct answer

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Missed it

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By the time I came back from the grocery store, it was too hot to use the oven. Aaron how long does it take you to make pancakes? It would take me 20-30 minutes to make 6 small pancakes whereas baking the pancakes look like it would take 30 minutes to heat the oven and 15 minutes to bake, but should make 15 pancakes. It would be worth it on a cold morning but not on a hot morning.

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I'm doing chicken legs with rosemary in the pressure cooker. I'm sort of making it up as I go along with flavor choices taken from the web and methods used the last time I cooked chicken legs with a stove top pressure cooker. I have 2 carrots, 3 celery stalks, 1 onion, a sprig of rosemary, some pepper and Herbs of Provence, and 7 chicken drumsticks now cooking. Oh and 1/2 cup of left over mead instead of white wine.

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Baker Aunt Thank you. These are wonderful recipes. There is a whole wheat pan pancake that also looks very good. It has fig jam swirled in. I wonder what that would be like with strawberry jam. I think I'll try on the next cool morning.

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Mike; I've never made a peach pizza. Can you tell me some more about it?

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I got it. I had been reading about barbecue sauces recently.

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Joan;
What sort of peas are white acre peas? That does sound good. My father likes boiled peanuts. I first met them on a trip to Georgia, but he said they were common in China.

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I missed this. I had two likely choices and picked the wrong one.

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I guessed correctly.

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