I like breakfast for dinner sometimes, but at a dinner event? Bad choice.
Pancakes can be reheated in a microwave if you cover them with a damp paper towelYou might actually want to think about frozen waffles, though, and bring a toaster oven or toaster to heat themCurious, is it a breakfast for dinner event? If not, you might want to consider something a little differentIn terms of the pancakes, I'd steer clear of the chocolate chip ones and shoot for plain or blueberryHaving real butter and maple syrup on hand is a must!
Pancakes aren't all that good reheatedThey also aren't usually served at dinnerThey could be reheated in either a microwave or an oven, though it would be hard to do any quantity either wayI'd pick something else.
I take pancakes to work all the time and reheat them in a regular toaster just like you'd toast a piece of breadThat might not be practical if you have to reheat a LOT of themThe microwave will work fine but the texture may not be optimumPancakes are not even close to being an American invention.
If you made the doll from polymer clay, put her on a piece of aluminum foil on a cookie sheet before you put it in the oven, but do NOT use cooking sprayBake her at the clay manufacturers recommended temperature and time.
I like breakfast for dinner sometimes, but at a dinner event? Bad choice.
Pancakes can be reheated in a microwave if you cover them with a damp paper towelYou might actually want to think about frozen waffles, though, and bring a toaster oven or toaster to heat themCurious, is it a breakfast for dinner event? If not, you might want to consider something a little differentIn terms of the pancakes, I'd steer clear of the chocolate chip ones and shoot for plain or blueberryHaving real butter and maple syrup on hand is a must!
Pancakes aren't all that good reheatedThey also aren't usually served at dinnerThey could be reheated in either a microwave or an oven, though it would be hard to do any quantity either wayI'd pick something else.
I take pancakes to work all the time and reheat them in a regular toaster just like you'd toast a piece of breadThat might not be practical if you have to reheat a LOT of themThe microwave will work fine but the texture may not be optimumPancakes are not even close to being an American invention.
If you made the doll from polymer clay, put her on a piece of aluminum foil on a cookie sheet before you put it in the oven, but do NOT use cooking sprayBake her at the clay manufacturers recommended temperature and time.
