In March, celebrate National Pancake Day at the iconic restaurant IHOP, which has been serving diners for over six decades. During IHOP's one-day tradition, each dine-in customer may enjoy one short ...

Take a non-stick pan and put it on a medium flame and grease it with butter and pour approximately ¼ cup of batter for one pancake. Cook the pancake for two minutes until it has bubbles on the surface ...

When you can't be bothered to make your own, here are the best pancake restaurants in London that will do flip one for you any day of the year — whether you're after fluffy American stacks ...

No, sir. These are pancakes with ambition. Pancakes that dream big and aren’t afraid to take up space. When your order arrives, you might think there’s been a mistake. Surely, this plate-sized disk of ...

The world’s first transparent TV, one of five in the United States, is on display and for sale at Abt Electronics in Glenview, Illinois. LG Electronics makes the breakthrough television ...

Finally, slide the pancake out of the pan, reheat and lightly grease the pan before making the next one. Serve the pancakes as they are made, or stack them on a plate and reheat before serving.

Sometimes you need to clear the cache just for a specific page, and in today’s guide, we’re going to show you how to clear the cache for one site in Firefox. Click the padlock in the address bar on ...

Tokyo Pancake, known as "khanom Tokyo" in Thai, is a popular street food in Thailand. This thin pancake is filled and rolled, offering both savoury and sweet options. Common fillings include ...

Once the pan is hot, pour a small ladleful (around 2 dessertspoons) of the batter onto one side of the pan; it should spread to approximately 9cm/3½in in diameter. Make three more pancakes in the ...