Joy,
After you flip the pancake, just leave it for one more minute and you should be done.
This is a great pancake recipe, even though you need to beat the egg whites separately, but trust me, it's really good. I only eat pancakes from IHOP, so you can imagine my "ngiao" standard I've never used any other recipe since I use this one, and hubby has never touched any hotcakes from Mac since he ate this pancake.
http://bossacafez.blogspot.com/2009/11/fluffy-pancakes-finally.html
Chicken Leek Potato Stew: Heat oil and fry some garlic slices, add pcs of marinated chicken in and saute for a min, then add sliced leeks and potatoes and enough water to cover chicken and potato. Simmer covered till potatoes are cooked. All the leeks will be soft and mushy and sweeten the stew. Even my dd who doesn't normally like leeks can't taste the leeks and eats the stew. For chicken marinate, I just used sesame oil, light soy sauce, pepper and cornflour.
Sometimes I am lazy to cook a separate soup, I'll just add a bit more water, and it's a really soupy stew
which part of USA are you going to in Oct? Thought your dd this year PSLE?
Wu xiang is a lot of work! Can roughly share recipe?
After you flip the pancake, just leave it for one more minute and you should be done.
This is a great pancake recipe, even though you need to beat the egg whites separately, but trust me, it's really good. I only eat pancakes from IHOP, so you can imagine my "ngiao" standard I've never used any other recipe since I use this one, and hubby has never touched any hotcakes from Mac since he ate this pancake.
http://bossacafez.blogspot.com/2009/11/fluffy-pancakes-finally.html
Chicken Leek Potato Stew: Heat oil and fry some garlic slices, add pcs of marinated chicken in and saute for a min, then add sliced leeks and potatoes and enough water to cover chicken and potato. Simmer covered till potatoes are cooked. All the leeks will be soft and mushy and sweeten the stew. Even my dd who doesn't normally like leeks can't taste the leeks and eats the stew. For chicken marinate, I just used sesame oil, light soy sauce, pepper and cornflour.
Sometimes I am lazy to cook a separate soup, I'll just add a bit more water, and it's a really soupy stew
which part of USA are you going to in Oct? Thought your dd this year PSLE?
Wu xiang is a lot of work! Can roughly share recipe?