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02-02-2009, 09:10 PM #1Registered User
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Freezing?
I think it would be alright, but just seeing what you guys think.
How do you think Pancakes would go being frozen then defrosted before eating again?
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Cooking pancakes and then freezing and then defrosting works great. It's a great time saver, make a huge batch and freeze them. Defrost as needed.
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I do it all the time; works just like Eggo's. lol! You can either warm them up in the microwave or the toaster.
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I do it too and never had any complaints from DH.
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I do it all the time also. I wrap a serving size in plastic wrap, put all the servings into a bread bag, and freeze. Makes for a very easy breakfast on school mornings.
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Yep, me too. The kids never complain.
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yep, do it all the time too!
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We do it all the time and it is great!!
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they sell frozen pancakes at walmart!
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Oh ok, awesome thanks.
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I would love to have frozen pancakes but my guys always scarf them all down before I can freeze them.
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I do waffles, pancakes and french toast sticks 100-120 at a time, let them cool a bit and then bag them in 2's and freeze them, it works awesome for us!!
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We love "used" (as hubby calls them) - frozen -pancakes/waffles/crumpets/French toast reheated on a griddle, as another option. I can reheat more at once on my stove-top griddle/s, or large electric griddle, than in the toaster or toaster oven. They are a little on the "crispy" side, which we like. Just keep the heat on low or low-medium. You're just warming, not cooking, them.
I quick-freeze them on a cookie sheet, THEN store them stacked in the freezer with sheets of parchment paper (cut to size) between them to keep them from sticking together.
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When my kids were growing up I would make pancakes about the same size as the ones you buy at the store and freeze them for up to 3 months. I would put a piece of waxed paper in between each pancake and freeze 8 in a package (2 per kid). If you use the microwave to reheat them just make sure to put a paper towel underneath the bottom pancake & make sure you separate them...don't nuke the waxed paper.
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I've done before and should do it more but my boys eat cereal.
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