How would you describe the batter used to make pancakes?
Pancakes are made with a batter that is light and airy, but also slightly thick, allowing it to hold its shape on the griddle. The batter is smooth and silky, with a slightly grainy texture from the flour. It should be moist but not runny, and have a subtle sweetness that comes from the sugar.
Here are some more descriptive words to paint a picture of the pancake batter:
* Creamy
* Fluffy
* Yielding
* Slightly tangy (from buttermilk)
* Buttery
* Fragrant (from vanilla extract)
Ultimately, the perfect pancake batter is one that is delicious and versatile, offering a blank canvas for a variety of toppings and fillings.
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