Japanese Hot Cake Recipe Video
Hot Cake is Japanese pancake but it is bit sweeter and thicker than pancake. Morinaga's Hot Cake Mix is very popular product known for many years. If you follow the directions on its package, you can make gorgeous and fluffy Hot Cake, so I will show you how in this tutorial.
Hot Cake Mix is versatile. You can make cakes, cookies, muffins, or any kind of sweets :D I will show you how to make them someday, so please learn basic Hot Cake recipe first!
Summary
Cooking Time10 MinDifficulty LevelVery Easy
Health IndexAverageServings3
Interest GroupClassic
Directions
GETTING READY
1. Put egg and milk in a bowl and mix well. Make sure you mix them together before you add the Hot Cake Mix.
2. Add Hot Cake Mix and gently cut through the mixture until somewhat combined. Do NOT mix in a circular motion and do not mix too much!
MAKING
3. Heat a pan over medium heat (if you are using steel pan, oil the pan lightly), and place the pan on a wet towel to cool down the pan a little bit.
4. On low heat, pour 1/3 of the batter from heights of 11 inches (30 cm) onto the pan, and cook for 3 minutes until bubbles appear on the surface. You can use cooking timer to time.
5. Flip with a spatula, cover and cook for 2 minutes until browned on the other side.
SERVING
6. Place a piece of butter on top of each pancake and pour over some maple syrup.
7. Enjoy the hot cakes warm.
1. Put egg and milk in a bowl and mix well. Make sure you mix them together before you add the Hot Cake Mix.
2. Add Hot Cake Mix and gently cut through the mixture until somewhat combined. Do NOT mix in a circular motion and do not mix too much!
MAKING
3. Heat a pan over medium heat (if you are using steel pan, oil the pan lightly), and place the pan on a wet towel to cool down the pan a little bit.
4. On low heat, pour 1/3 of the batter from heights of 11 inches (30 cm) onto the pan, and cook for 3 minutes until bubbles appear on the surface. You can use cooking timer to time.
5. Flip with a spatula, cover and cook for 2 minutes until browned on the other side.
SERVING
6. Place a piece of butter on top of each pancake and pour over some maple syrup.
7. Enjoy the hot cakes warm.
Editors Review
The expression "flat as a pancake" is unjust. These Japanese pancakes are lofty and proud. These Japanese hotto keh-ki (hot cake) are clinically cylindrical and fat as fat can be. Watch the video to learn how to make gorgeous and fluffy Hot Cakes. Not flawless, but the puffiest, most evenly browned pancake you have ever produced. The trick is making the perfect hot cake is using a lid during cooking!Chef
