Pancakes and Flapjacks

flap jack Tuesday

purple because ice cream does not have bones

Pancakes are traditionally eaten on Fat Tuesday, also known as Shrove Tuesday, as a way to use up rich ingredients like eggs, milk, and sugar before the fasting period of Lent begins. This day was historically a time for indulgence and feasting before the more austere practices of Lent. The practice of consuming pancakes specifically has become a cultural tradition in many places, symbolizing the last chance to enjoy these luxuries before the season of sacrifice.

I think you can store it in the original bag, then inside one or more ziploc freezer bags. Or inside an airtight plastic freezer container and THEN inside your freezer.

I don't think it will really freeze......just keep it fresh and clean and safe.

Just label and date it so you know what it is!

Keeping it in the refrigerator works just. The cold temperature also keeps the mealy bugs from hatching. and yes all flour has mealy bug eggs in it.

No, it's the day before (Shrove Tuesday).

The 16 ct case cost $8.98 at Sam's Club

A crepe is a very thin pancake very popular in France and Belgium that is often topped or wrapped and filled (similar to a burrito) with either sweet (chocolate, ice cream, fruits) or savory (vegetables, meats) foods. The American pancake is specifically a breakfast food and often eaten with butter or fruit and syrup. The west pancake, more commonly known as the Belgian waffle, is eaten in a similar way to American pancakes but is usually thicker, harder, crispier, and made into a grill pattern on the top and bottom.

Pancake flubber was used on whales meals. Its yummy. Margot and Kaitlyn invented it. ALONG WITH FLABBERGASTED BLUBBER!

No. Pancake syrup is basically sugar, could give stomach upset if too much is ingested. However, many Vets recommend giving a drop on the tongue of a little dog who is hypoglycemic to get sugar levels up, and adding a teaspoon of dark kayro syrup to the dog's water to help relieve constipation.

It has turned the leaves into spikes to reduce water loss, and they also help for protection against predators. The circular pads collect water for use during droughts as there is often no water where they are situated. The roots are designed to absorb water and survive through very dry ground.

blood pancakes are pancakes smothered in dog or cat blood and dipped in syrup.

I will have to disagree with the above answer, but it is humorous to say the least. However a full explanation can be found on Wikipedia at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_pudding.

And a Finnish recipe:

4 dl blood*

4 dl milk

4 dl barley flour

1 egg

1 tbs dark syrup

½ tsp salt

dash of white pepper

dash of marjoram

butter for frying

Then using a frying pan or similar and the cook them like traditional pancakes. They are usually served with lingonberry sauce. This is not a kosher meal. The blood is usually comes from farm raised animal stock when they are slaughtered. Therefore, I would assume that laws governing the welfare and treatment of domestic animals would apply. This type of traditional meal has been around for ages. I think it ranks up there with corn beef and cabbage as a stable meal.

No Pancakes don't have crusts any how why would they The white bit around the side is just part of the pancake not crusts No, pancakes do not have crusts. The circumference bit is just the same as the middle, just less cooked. Some think these are crusts but they don't.

you pick your butt

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I had them at IHOP once. The waitress told me like 700. Let's just say it's NOT healthy! :)

There is no name for a fear of pancakes.

1/12 Of Students Are Ordering Strawberry Pancakes.

ricky, we've had this conversation before. pancakes can't talk.

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