Pancakes are a good breakfast option but cooking them is a different story. Every time I do, they always end up looking like scrambled pancakes - you know, not the perfectly round & smooth ones that they have in the restaurants. :(
I heard using the teflon-coated pans would do the trick but the health hazards that come with cooking in them stopped me. I kept on looking for alternatives until I saw this in SM.
This one is stone-coated, non-stick so oil is not needed.
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| Priced at almost Php 1,000.00 a piece |
I used this for the first time last Sunday when we had whole wheat banana pancakes for breakfast. Notice that you just swirl around the batter & you get perfect round ones. Those lumps you see are mashed banana cut-ups. ;)
I really had an easy-breezy time making the pancakes. I used a wooden spatula to avoid scratching the surface. It is important that you do not use metal utensils. The heat-resistant silicone type is another option.
Here's our breakfast spread last weekend. I paired the pancakes with vienna sausages & herbed scrambled eggs. Yummy! :)
***SM Taytay (home section)
***Before using the cookware, read carefully the instructions that are printed on the package.
we're soul sisters! we have a pan like that and I was just planning to make crepes or pancakes tomorrow morning. galing!
ReplyDeleteHi maqui!
DeleteMedyo complicated ang crepe-making. I will wait for your post na lang muna to see how you do it. ;)
Kamukha din nyan pan na recently namin nabili Maqui and Peach pero bakit yung amin sabi Ceramic-coating. Lacor ang brand. Yung isang set ilang piraso? Or by set do you mean pan and the cover lang?
ReplyDeleteSorry, i corrected it na. Only the pan, no cover. Iba brand nito, faye. I saw rin the ceramic-coated pans. Parang gusto ko rin nun. ;)
DeletePeachy, madali lang gumawa ng crepes!!!! Yung pan ko for crepe nabili ko sa Gourdo's.
ReplyDeletePano? Paturo, Erl! ;)
DeleteWow, I had no idea about the health risks of using teflon! I've been using them since forever! D: I'll definitely check out this stone-coated pan in SM Taytay.
ReplyDeleteHi Kim! Try mo rin yung ceramic-coated pan, ok din yun. ;)
DeleteI am not sure, but the stone-coated might be available in other SM branches.
I'm looking for a perfect pan. I'll check this out.
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