There is nothing better than a stack of pancakes in the morning.The perfect weekday breakfast can be made with pancakes, which are typically thought of as a weekend only treat.When you have time, make a batches and put them in the freezer for a quick breakfast.If you want a meal that is fast, convenient, and tasty, this solution is for you.
Step 1: You can microwave your pancakes for 20 seconds.
Put pancakes on a microwave-safe plate.It is possible to find that 5 pancakes will be ready to go after just about a minute, or that they will need a bit more time.If you freeze your pancake, thaw it in the fridge before microwaving it.This method is great for a busy weekday.Your pancakes should be warm and soft.Microwaving pancakes for a short time will help them get a bit softer in the microwave.It's a good idea to mix it up to see what works best for you.
Step 2: For the perfect crunch, toast small batches of pancakes.
Check the toast when it pops out by setting it to a medium setting.If it is heated all the way through, cut into your pancake.If it is warm or hot, serve it up and enjoy.Allow it to toast for a few minutes more if it is still cold.Whole wheat flour is non-white and can be used to toast pancakes.They won't become doughy underneath on the outside.You can use either oven.The method is limited to smaller batches due to the small size of the ovens.
Step 3: Larger batches can be reheated in the oven for 10 minutes.
Wrap your pancakes in foil so they don't get too dry.You can either cover the stack with foil or lay it flat on the baking sheet.Check the pancakes after 10 minutes to make sure they are warm and soft.If they are still cold, put them back in.If you want to make a large number of pancakes, this is a great option.Wrap up as many as you need and put them in the oven.
Step 4: The pancakes should be kept at room temperature.
You can cool your pancakes on a cooling rack after cooking them.It's a good idea to flip them over after about 10 minutes.If your pancakes are still warm, condensation will form in your bag and cause them to freeze.
Step 5: You need to date and label the bag.
You will be storing your pancakes here.The current date and type of pancake are important.
Step 6: Stack your pancakes on top of each other.
Don't let the pancakes touch each other, it will prevent them from sticking together.They should be put in a plastic bag.The wax paper can be used as a separator.
Step 7: The pancakes can be frozen on a baking sheet.
Make sure they are not touching the sheet.They should be in the freezer for 30 minutes.Remove them from the freezer, place them in a plastic bag, and then put them back in there until you are ready to eat.
Step 8: You can eat the pancakes within a week or two.
If possible, you should eat the pancakes within a week.They will taste the best when they are fresh.
Step 9: Allow your pancakes to thaw before you cook them.
When you are ready to cook, place them in the refrigerator, then microwave, or oven.