You mix your batter, generally flour, water (or milk), salt, some leavening, using baking powder and/or baking soda, some oil, some sweetener and an egg. It's usually the same ingredients, just different proportions as biscuits and cake, just runnier.
Get a hot skillet, I prefer cast iron, make sure it's well-seasoned. the rigth temperature is when a drop of water dances on it. Add a little bit of oil, pour the batter until it's the size of pancake you want. When the bubbles start popping, and the edges turn a little dry, gently lift up one edge of the pancake, see if it looks done. If so, flip it over.
When the cooked side is up, after a minute or so, feel the pancake. If it feels soft to the touch, it's done. Use the spatula to remove it from the pan. If you want to serve a lot all at once, keep the cooked pancakes in a warm oven unti they are all done.
Serve with real butter and real maple syrup. Or not. Maybe some fakey syrups made from sugar-water and chemical flavorings if that's what you like.
Hotcakes are pancakes
Hotcakes - album - was created in 1974-01.
Because they sell like hotcakes. Delicious hotcakes.
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It's SELLING LIKE HOTCAKES. Hotcakes are pancakes. Everybody loves sweet pancakes! If something is selling like hotcakes would sell, it's really selling a lot.
$3.39 give or take a few pennies depending franchise or corporation owned
McDonald's has recently introduced their all-day breakfast menu which includes the hotcakes, hotcakes w/ bacon, and hotcakes w/ sausage. However, the all-day breakfast does not include the Egg-White Delight, Big Breakfast, Big Breakfast WITH HOTCAKES, and in some places all bagel items after about 11am.
The saying sells like hotcakes comes from the early years in America. Hot cakes were popular, they would be sold at fairs and church functions. They would sell almost as fast as they could be made. So later when something was popular and selling quickly, it was said to be selling like hotcakes.
About twice as fast as the cold cakes. (:
The Hotcakes Bakes is located on 4119 S Centinela Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066. It is one of the famous baking shops in the city with a good reputation.
Simple hotcakes and syrup recipes can be found online from many different recipe databases. Some examples of these websites include Food and Simple Bites.
The cast of Hotcakes - 2012 includes: Tony Fennelly as Tony the Fortune Teller Katherine Loyacano as Didi Burton Tedesco as Marty Langouste