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It’s too cold and I don’t want to go to the store or out for dinner so I’m going to have pancakes for dinner!! I’ll have to notify the fire department first so they can be on call.
Wish me luck!
I would be unstoppable if not for law enforcement and physics.
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we need more men in the kitchen (i learned to post like Yota) 
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"FIRE Department"?!!!  Well, just leave the napalm out of the pancake batter, and I'm pretty sure the fire department can rest easy then, Cyn.
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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we should do this every weekend!
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I'm sure I'll have a few firemen in the kitchen in about a half and hour. 
I would be unstoppable if not for law enforcement and physics.
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Yeah, Wade. You're not QUITE there yet. Ya see, JR's postings USUALLY average only 3.2 words per entry! (...and you had seven there, dude!!!) 
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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we should do this every weekend!
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huh?
i mean the sorta witty flat affect lower case one liner replies
( if you was down wit us, I'd feed you a big 'ole plate of them NAPALM PANCAKES ) 
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I'm sure I'll have a few firemen in the kitchen in about a half and hour.
Ah HA!!! NOW I see your plan here!
Now, how lonely does a gal have to get in order to start a kitchen fire and JUST to meet a few of our gallant men in blue???
(...or whatever color your firemen wear there in KEEEE-Tuckie!!!)
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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we should do this every weekend!
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i see smoke
That would be me. Short attention spans and kitchens don't mesh. 
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OH! So Cyn's THAT close to Adairville, HUH?!
Never COULD tell, what with that vague location detail in her bio!
Better get the boys right over there then, JR.
(...just be sure to stay away from them there napalm pancakes!)
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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u tellum D
Yep, I just did, JR!
(...oh and btw...your word count average just dropped down to 3.1 after this LAST one!)
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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Disc golf anyone???
I would be unstoppable if not for law enforcement and physics.
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Pancakes are acceptable faire, fare, fair for any meal. Preferably with Adams All Natural, crunchy please, peanut butter. Krusteaz of course.
jh
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These were Carbon's (I should have known from the name) Golden Malted pancake mix.
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Did you use fresh Canadian Maple syrup on those burnt offerings.....? MMMMMMMmmmmmmm good!
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Did you use fresh Canadian Maple syrup on those burnt offerings.....? MMMMMMMmmmmmmm good!
Mais oui! 
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Pancakes for dinner is a bit of a tradition in our house.
Of course butter and syrup, or jam is the usual way. But they go well with chili or stew or beans too.
Haven't used premix for a long time.
2X4 Pancakes:
2 cups flour
2 cups milk
4 eggs
4 tbsp butter
4 tsp baking powder
4 tsp sugar
pinch of salt (optional)
Of course this makes a lot of pancakes, but can be reduced, or extras frozen for the toaster.
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We have breakfast for dinner often. Tonight, in fact, it was Chicken Fried Steak and Scrambled Eggs. But Bill, this is a first for me hearing of Chili, Stew, or Bean pancakes  . Interesting, to say the least.
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I prefer waffles, but we do "breakfast" for dinner often. 
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Try banana pancakes...the perfect blend! I totally get eating breakfast food at night...heaven to me would be breakfast feasts 24/7
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Disc golf anyone???
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Did you use fresh Canadian Maple syrup on those burnt offerings.....? MMMMMMMmmmmmmm good!
Mais oui!
Oh, you're good! Bien sûr!!
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BACON...You can't have breakfast without it! And not that round stuff up north.
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Try banana pancakes...the perfect blend! I totally get eating breakfast food at night...heaven to me would be breakfast feasts 24/7
Stupid question. Are banana pancakes just pancakes with bananas sliced over them or are they cooked into the pancake?
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Try banana pancakes...the perfect blend! I totally get eating breakfast food at night...heaven to me would be breakfast feasts 24/7
Stupid question. Are banana pancakes just pancakes with bananas sliced over them or are they cooked into the pancake?
All you have to do is slice a banana or two and then put them on the pancake as soon as you pour the badder on to your pan. I always go for maximum allowable banana per pancake  The sweetness of the banana with the badder and maple syrup and then finish it off by making sure there is plenty of BACON! 
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Try banana pancakes...the perfect blend! I totally get eating breakfast food at night...heaven to me would be breakfast feasts 24/7
Stupid question. Are banana pancakes just pancakes with bananas sliced over them or are they cooked into the pancake?
All you have to do is slice a banana or two and then put them on the pancake as soon as you pour the badder on to your pan. I always go for maximum allowable banana per pancake The sweetness of the banana with the badder and maple syrup and then finish it off by making sure there is plenty of BACON!
Say! If you'd spread a little peanut butter on this concoction when served, would that then be "Elvis pancakes"?
(...hey, jus' askin', thank you, thank you very much!)
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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Bacon??? I'm risking life and limb trying to manage pancakes and now you all are suggesting I try to cook fatty (refer back to napalm Dwight mentioned earlier) slabs of meat too?? My medical insurance deductibles are just too high for me to risk 3rd degree burns!! Now, if I lived in Canada I'd be a real kitchen daredevil!! 
I would be unstoppable if not for law enforcement and physics.
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Try banana pancakes...the perfect blend! I totally get eating breakfast food at night...heaven to me would be breakfast feasts 24/7
Stupid question. Are banana pancakes just pancakes with bananas sliced over them or are they cooked into the pancake?
All you have to do is slice a banana or two and then put them on the pancake as soon as you pour the badder on to your pan. I always go for maximum allowable banana per pancake The sweetness of the banana with the badder and maple syrup and then finish it off by making sure there is plenty of BACON!
Nah, replace the bananananas with grated cheese (preferably chedder, but not that squirty stuff) and then you're talking with bacon 
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Bacon??? I'm risking life and limb trying to manage pancakes and now you all are suggesting I try to cook fatty (refer back to napalm Dwight mentioned earlier) slabs of meat too??
My medical insurance deductibles are just too high for me to risk 3rd degree burns!!
Now, if I lived in Canada I'd be a real kitchen daredevil!!
microwave bacon rack - so easy, even I can do it
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I like to microwave lightbulbs. 
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Bacon??? I'm risking life and limb trying to manage pancakes and now you all are suggesting I try to cook fatty (refer back to napalm Dwight mentioned earlier) slabs of meat too??
It's the salty of the bacon with the sweetness of the banana pancakes with maple syrup...
the his and hers...
the ying and the yang...
the up and the down...
you get what I am saying...THE DARN THING TASTES GOOD!!
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Say! If you'd spread a little peanut butter on this concoction when served, would that then be "Elvis pancakes"?
(...hey, jus' askin', thank you, thank you very much!)
You would have to fry it in a stick of butter with your pancakes being the sandwich and in the middle of it is the banana and peanut butter hence....the Elvis Monte Cristo...thank YOU very much  
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The Fruit has to be cooked into the pancake as far as I'm concerned, for it to be banana, or my favorite blackberries. My wife and I are always trying to out do each other with pancakes and waffles.  Some of the hits have been: Banana and walnuts Blackberry or Marionberry Pear with Vanilla Toasted Coconut with chocolate chips and waffles with bacon cooked right in. mmmmm....
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Now it's sounding like "Rooty Tooty Fresh ‘N Fruity" from IHOP...YUMM!
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Yeah, Mark?! Well, being the effete and snobbish world traveler that I am, MY favorite has always been the International Passport Breakfast with those...MMMmmm...German-style lemon crapes!!! (...of course I suppose not ALL of us can lay claim to developing as sophisticated a palate as I HAVE, huh???!!!) 
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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Are you sure that "huh" isn't an "Eh"??? German palate ......
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Smoked Virginia Bacon Steak sliced 1/4 inch thick , Buttermilk Pancakes with authentic "real" maple syrup, Thick sliced wheat toast and real butter, hashbrowns and three large eggs flipped over easy- Good anytime.
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Nah, replace the bananananas with grated cheese (preferably chedder, but not that squirty stuff) and then you're talking with bacon
Bananananas, Bryn? You been hanging out with Nanny Ogg?
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