How do I achieve light and airy pancakes?
Separate egg yolks and whites, beating the whites to stiff peaks before folding into the batter.
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It should be smooth, elastic, and pass the ‘windowpane test’ (a thin piece can be stretched without tearing).
Incorporate fresh citrus juices or zest, balance with oils or other components, and consider using infused oils or vinegars for added complexity.
Ensure the grill is very hot, place the item on the grill, and avoid moving it until it’s seared and marked.
At room temperature until ripe, then in the refrigerator to slow further ripening. Once cut, store with the pit and a layer of lemon juice or plastic wrap directly on the surface to prevent browning.
Ensure the water-butter mixture is boiling before adding the flour, and bake until fully set and golden to prevent collapse.
Temperature extremes can cause splitting. Re-emulsify by slowly whisking the split sauce into a bit of water or another yolk.