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Pancakes today

MrMorooka · 2015-02-17 10:33:29

Anywhere nice to get served some pancakes for lunch in the city centre today? Ideally around St Stephen's Green.

17-02-2015 10:33am

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MrMorooka

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Anywhere nice to get served some pancakes for lunch in the city centre today? Ideally around St Stephen's Green.

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#2 17-02-2015 11:23am

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Lemon on Dawson St.
Think they've a branch near exchequer st too?

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#3 17-02-2015 11:28am

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making my own but just realized i dont have a weighing scale... how much flour would a pint glass hold?

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#4 17-02-2015 11:29am

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Another thumbs up for Lemon - the queue will be down the street though I'd say!

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#5 17-02-2015 11:30am

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otterj wrote: »

making my own but just realized i dont have a weighing scale... how much flour would a pint glass hold?

Maybe you could google an American recipe that uses cups. Then you can use a tea cup to measure stuff. As long as you use the same cup for all the ingredients they'll be in the right rati, just not the exact quantity the recipe says.

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#6 17-02-2015 11:32am

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Yeah one cup = 125 grms ..apparently

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#7 17-02-2015 11:34am

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ah Ill just go to tiger see if they have any cheap weighing scales

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