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My frying pan is ruined, and I completely forgot about it, leaving the pancake batter sitting there. I tried to fry pancakes, but nothing turned out. Buying a new pan isn't an option since we're moving in a month, so it's not necessary for now. What should I do with the pancake batter?
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Natasha
Would you like me to fry it on another pan, or do you only have one pan?
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Evryukova Kristina
I'm not sure, but if I want pancakes and the only thing between me and them is a frying pan, then I should get a new frying pan.
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Olga
Could you ask the neighbors for an alternative?
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Nastya
Natasha Yes, I tried them all on; only one was decent.
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Katya
Add flour and fry the pancakes in butter.
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Nastya
Evryukova Kristina That's not for me. I haven't been buying anything extra lately.
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Kseniya
Add flour and apples, then bake a Charlotte.
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Nastya
Kseniya Could a Charlotte be made from pancake batter? It’s supposed to be prepared like a sponge cake, isn’t it? I’d love to know if this works.
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Kseniya
Kseniya Yes, I think it's all the same—just eggs, sugar, and flour.
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Kseniya
Kseniya Please add a few more eggs.
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Kseniya
Kseniya It's not made with yeast, is it?
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Evryukova Kristina
Evryukova Kristina And after we move, won't we need the frying pan? If not, we can skip the dough.
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sysoeva oksana
The post title made me think about taking a pregnancy test 😂
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Churkina (Belous) Diana
Could you please ask your neighbors to lend you a frying pan for a little while?
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Marishka
sysoeva oksana Me too! 😁
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Rimma
I've heard that some people bake in the oven by pouring a thin layer onto a baking sheet.
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Rimma
Where are you moving to?
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Nastya
sysoeva oksana So, which site is it after all, and what are your thoughts? 🤣🤣🤣
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Nastya
Evryukova Kristina I'll be flying to another country, but I don't plan to take my frying pan with me 🤣
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Nastya
Rimma Ultimately I did it that way, but apparently the layer wasn't as thin as it needed to be. It didn't turn out well.
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Nastya
Rimma Off to New Zealand.
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Nastya
Yeah, my frying pans aren’t in great shape anymore—I've tried them all.
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Olga Dudkina
So there are three options: borrow one from the neighbors, bake it in the oven on a sheet pan, or buy a cheap frying pan that you wouldn't mind leaving behind.
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sysoeva oksana
sysoeva oksana Well, here it seems that every other person is walking around with tests 😂
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Rimma
Rimma I see. I haven’t tried it that way yet. I read on a forum that some girls do it this way, for those who can’t flip it in a frying pan.
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morozka
Make it thicker, add baking soda, and bake it in the oven with any berries, raisins, and candied fruit—voilà, a tasty tea treat.
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