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The Way I Cook Pancake

I am a hacker; especially when I cook, I become a hacker.
I mean.. I always seek the way to make complicate procedures simple from different prospective.
Yes, you can say that I am just "lazy." *LOL*
But hey, that's how technologies in different areas have been improved.

Now, let's say that you cook pancakes.
(In Japan, they call it "hot cakes" instead of "pancakes" by the way.)
Anyhow, the ideal pancakes are like below.
 



For me, that looks being required too many flipping works.
So, I was thinking how to make it less flipping work.
Then, mine came out like this:




Well, what I did is that I made one big pancake instead of many little pancakes.
Then, I just cut it into to 6 pieces.
In this way, I just need to flip once.
But as you can see in the picture, I needed to wait long enough to make its inside heated and solid.
I ended up heating it in the microwaves.  It was still good though *s*
 
 

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