I am very fond of pancakes. I searched a recipe for pancakes. The ingredients were:
1 Egg
Half cup of Flour
2 TS of Baking Powder
Half cup of milk
Cooking oil (To make pan greasy)

I have added every ingredient properly but could not make pancakes like the way the man cooked in YouTube video. Although pancakes are tasty but not fluffy. I didn't understand what I was doing wrong. Any Suggestions?

What is this measurement? 2 TS of Baking Powder

Try this recipe --

Fluffy Pancakes Recipe - Allrecipes.com

I always use self rising flour myself, and twice as much milk as I do flour.

Wonder Girl, The measurement was 2 Table Spoon of Baking powder but I am not sure. And FR Chuck, he said you can use Baking powder + Simple Flour if self raising flour or all purpose flour isn't available.

Thanks for the link though. I didn't know that there was a really nice recipe for pancakes out there :)

It should be 2 teaspoons.

Tablespoons includes the letter "B" == TBSP or tbsp.

I make mine with orange juice instead of milk, and I swear they are fluffier.
I don't measure though, I just beat one egg, add the juice, add the flour, add the baking powder. And since I'm making them just for me, my ingredients are about half of yours except for the egg.

Anyone else ever put peanut butter in them ?

Add chocolate chips? Pour on cherry syrup?

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Originally Posted by Wondergirl

Try this recipe --

Fluffy Pancakes Recipe - Allrecipes.com

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Weird - that's the one I use! :-)

Me and my mom, too, NK. GMTA.