Strawberry Pancake Roll-ups

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  • Debsuny3 Posted: 04/27/09
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    Excellent breakfast! More like a dessert!! wouldn't do anything to change it!!!

  • krystynacooks Posted: 10/23/09
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    I was looking for a sweet filling for pancakes, as I usually fill with Ricotta cheese, lemon juice & sultanas, so this fits the bill perfectly & I certainly would make this for company. This filling would be great served with waffles. PASTAMASTA I AGREE with you - A quick Substitute for Buttermilk is WHOLE MILK mixed with 1 tspn WHITE VINEGAR, allow to stand 5 minutes

  • Whipps Posted: 10/02/09
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    good tip if you don't have buttermilk substitute 1 Cup full cream milk with either 1 tablespoon white vinegar or 1 tablespoon lemon juice. Either is fine

  • mattpreston Posted: 10/02/09
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    ok, mastapasta, but that is a novice mistake substituting buttermilk with your preposterous, outlandish ideas. Not sure how you came up with this but it is ridiculous. What kind of stunt you trying to pull!

  • StarV579 Posted: 04/05/10
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    This is a great recipe. Just make sure that you do EXACTLY what the recipe says. Blend the strawberries first in a blender or food processor and find a strainer. I used a handheld one that I used to strain out coffee grounds with my coffee. I put a little bit of the blended strawberries in the strainer and like it said took the back of a spoon and pressed the strawberries through the strainer until I just had strawberry pulp left. I put all the strawberry pulp aside and mixed that with the cream cheese. If you like crepes you will like this recipe!

  • couponingcj Posted: 05/01/13
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    OMG, mattpreston!! How long have you been cooking?? Whole milk with lemon juice or white vinegar is a VERY COMMON substitution for buttermilk! Use 1 tablespoon of either lemon juice or white vinegar to 1 cup of whole milk. (I have actually used 2% many times, with no problems) Be sure to stir well & let the mixture sit for 5 minutes. This is commonly called "sour milk". If you only knew how ridiculous you sound by saying she is pulling a "stunt"! Lol!!

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