Thursday, January 28, 2010

Ready Pancakes Can You Freeze And Reheat Homemade Pancakes?

Can you freeze and reheat homemade pancakes? - ready pancakes

As a parent with 2 children a huge time saver in the morning for me are the cakes you buy in the frozen food section, and pop in the toaster. My kids love them! On the weekend home-made pancakes and I thought .... I make pancakes, fresh, frozen and grill when I bought the store, they are ready? It would be very profitable because the mixture is very cheap.

Once you do that?

14 comments:

Jojo said...

As a mother of two children who eat homemade pancakes love I have to say, Yes you can.
The trick is to cool completely before freezing (ice crystals = condensation) between each crepe Place baking paper or parchment paper (such as burgers, pies) and turn off the airbag in a narrow (j ', use a straw to suck air into the bag )
To reactivate the heat, I will leave it on the counter for a few minutes (so heat can) and they are in a toaster. If you only go from freezer to toaster is crispy outside and the inside is still cold. If you like them soft and warm a little as they cook outside the box.

Good luck and enjoy.

PS This system works very well with chocolate chips, blueberries and peanut butter pie, though not very good with bananas or strawberries.

Steve G said...

Yes, put it in the toaster, when the grandchildren want breakfast NOW! Great work

dolphin2... said...

I've done has been frozen and heated in the microwave. I have never tried the toaster, but it works the microwave. Just be sure not to over heat or it will be difficult.

dolphin2... said...

I've done has been frozen and heated in the microwave. I have never tried the toaster, but it works the microwave. Just be sure not to over heat or it will be difficult.

PE7E said...

If you are only used in zip lock bag freezing.

retropin... said...

Sure. We do it all the time. I freeze pancakes first person (with a piece of wax paper between each crepe so it will not stop.) Then, every piece of wrapping in aluminum foil and place all the batteries in a labeled freezer bags.

When I pancakes in the morning, I drink a lot and re-heat. We have used a toaster, and I would just pop into the toaster. I'm tired of the crumbs, and I bought a toaster oven and now I've had enough of the packaging (aluminum and all) in the toaster oven.

Linh Thi said...

I've tried, and not the law of overheating. They were very wet and I would not touch it. As for frozen pancakes in the store are the best ones that are completely frozen, and not those who say stay cool, and I've tried 3 brands and all the voices rose for the second day of the meeting, nor in the packaging in the refrigerator. What makes it sweet is the way forward.

Mike C said...

Yes absoulutly. I have my life as a cook. It works just as well or better than shop bought. Place wax paper between the cake and seal in zipper freezer bags. Bon appetite.

mom of 2 said...

Of course we have all the time. Make sure the pancakes cool completely, then seal in Ziploc or Tupperware airtight, and freeze some. They remain for weeks or months, then they are closed.

To heat, microwave oven works best. Easily into a main dish and defrost for 30 microseconds. or something like that, then heat on high for 20-30 seconds. by number of both is and how strong your microwave. The butter and honey, as usual.

Almost a fresh taste, and you're right, it's a huge time saver, a student matinee. Enjoy!

mom of 2 said...

Of course we have all the time. Make sure the pancakes cool completely, then seal in Ziploc or Tupperware airtight, and freeze some. They remain for weeks or months, then they are closed.

To heat, microwave oven works best. Easily into a main dish and defrost for 30 microseconds. or something like that, then heat on high for 20-30 seconds. by number of both is and how strong your microwave. The butter and honey, as usual.

Almost a fresh taste, and you're right, it's a huge time saver, a student matinee. Enjoy!

wizjp said...

Yes, my wife did not at any time, different combinations of appetite.

Freeze between wax paper and you're golden

gibson80... said...

You do not understand why not only ensure that they are small enough to fit in the toaster and thin enough to be heated, while

The Pale Rider said...

Speaking from experience, the process works. His later freezing and heating work. It's like store bought.

gerdie65 said...

yes

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