Sunday, February 19, 2012

EGG-LESS Vanilla Pancakes.

These were a hit! Word of Warning these are not fluffy.  They are thick and filling.




What You Need:

3/4 Cup of Milk.
2 tbsp of  White Vinegar.

1 cup of All Purpose Flour.
2 tbsp of White Sugar.

1tbsp of  Brown Sugar.
1 tsp of Baking Soda.
1 tsp of vanilla extract .




Fried turkey salami and yummy pancakes. 
How to Make:

Mix  the vinegar and the milk and set aside until everything is ready to be put together- it gives a small kick.

Mix the flour, the sugars and the baking soda together- stir.  Add the milk- stir again and finally add the vanilla.

Heat the griddle to around 300.  Put shorting on the griddle, let it melt and then add your pancakes. Let brown on both sides.  You can tell when they are ready to be flipped when the batter on the uncooked side doesn't move. To tell if both sides are done; lightly press the spatula to the pancake and see if it slowly rises.

I fried up some lunch meat to go with it- these do need butter. :)  Enjoy!



Tuesday, February 7, 2012

Maple Syrup and Brown Sugar Sausage

A different kick for dinner one night!
Hello Darling!


What You Need:

1 pk of Mild Sausage. (I bought mine at Publix)

2 tbsp of Butter.

1/4 cup of Maple Syrup. (roughly)

1 tsp of Light Brown Sugar.




How to Make Me:

Open sausage and cut into bite sized pieces.

Place butter in cubes in a frying pan, and let melt over medium heat.  Once it is slightly bubbly, add the sausage and cook until its all lightly brown.

Pour the maple syrup all over the sausage, mix it around and cover for about FIVE MINUTES.  Add the brown sugar and keep the pan covered, coming back to stir about every 5 minutes or so.

Keep cooking it until you have almost a molasses texture in the pan.

Take of heat, and serve!  You can serve this with ANYTHING! Sweet bread, eggs, veggies, or make a sandwich outta it.

I made mine with mac and cheese, sweet corn and I added cubes of cheddar for an amusing but delicious twist.