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I really just need to know how much oil or water to add to how much mix. I can cook the rest from there. I don't plan on making this till tomorrow, for its chicken and potatoes tonight.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
How to Make?
I bought this package of Organic Korean Pancake Mix at Emart. I bet I could fiddle through my knowledge of Korean and sort out the directions, but I thought I give you guys a shot at it. It looks pretty simple and I have the extra ingredients like the green onions already.
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wow that looks great! pretty simple i think.... you only need to add water :-)
ReplyDelete100g of mix to 150 ml of water for 1-2 people... but this doesn't really matter, what matters is the ratio... so...
1:1.5 for 1-2 people
2:3 for 2-4 people
5:8 for 5-10 people
what kind of measuring equipment do you have?
you can adapt anything (even just a coffee cup) to fit these ratios. ^_^
p.s. thanks for adding me to your blog!!!!
-kimchi critic
500 g mix/800 ml water.
ReplyDeleteBasically the same as what Amy said except it says 100g/150ml makes enough for 1 person (or 2 panckaes) and so on (so 500g/800ml makes 10 pancakes or enough for 5 people).
ReplyDeleteIt also says that the small paper coffee cups are around 100g when filled with the powder and that a normal ceramic cup is 150ml when 3/4 full (or 200ml total).
The exact measurements aren't really important however, the important thing is the batter consistency. If you get that right it's be fine.
What should the batter consistency look like?
ReplyDeleteawww shit! i was close! hahaha
ReplyDeleteha ha!
ReplyDeleteNot too thick not too runny!
Just nice.
;-)