Those are probably grain or flour beetles.
If you have a current infestation problem, move all your uninfested items to the freezer. Then thoroughly clean out your cabinets and pantry by vacuuming and wiping them down. You might even want to spray with a household pesticide. If you do, let it sit for several hours to a day and re-clean before re-filling the cabinets.
Keep your grain products stored in air-tight containers like plastic or glass jars with tight lids. Don't store any of it for very long. Pests like foods that sit around for a while. If you have something that you use infrequently but like to keep on-hand, consider permanent storage in the freezer or refrigerator.
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A good substitute for Bisquick in a pancake recipe is a mixture of flour, baking powder, salt, and a little bit of sugar.
I like adding a little oatmeal to the pancake mix.
To transform pancake mix into waffle mix, you can add a little more oil and water to the pancake mix to make it thinner, which is better for waffles. This will help create a crispier texture in the waffles.
Absolutely! Just make sure the consistency is that of pancake batter. Add a little milk to thin out the scone batter if necessary.
There are many good recipes that use cornmeal. One of the most common, though, is porridge made from cornmeal. Corn meal porridge is very simple to make. All that is required is a half cup of finely ground corn meal, two and one half cups of water, one cinnamon stick, a little bit of sugar and a little bit of milk.
It would have to be very small pancake indeed.As not to fall off the grate.But just think of how many you would have if each rail of your grate had these little morsels on it!
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By definition, cornbread must be made with cornmeal. Cornbread without cornmeal is a biscuit. And that is not necessarily a bad thing. You could take a biscuit recipe (I would go for north-east style fluffy biscuits, here, more than the southern style biscuits), add a little more liquid like milk, buttermilk, or even water until it makes a batter about like cornbread batter and bake like you would cornbread. I am guessing but I think you might want to lower the temperature a little and cook longer.
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Are you referring to the mix while it is in the box or already mixed up? In the box: Pancake mix sometimes clumps. Shaking the box will help. You can also try breaking it apart with a spoon. Already mixed up: Pancake mix gets thicker the longer it sits. Adding a little milk or water will make it thinner.
To transform pancake mix into waffle mix, you can add a little more oil and water to the pancake mix to make it thinner. This will help the waffles become crispier on the outside and fluffy on the inside. Cook the waffle mix in a waffle iron according to the manufacturer's instructions for a delicious breakfast treat.