Apparently the main problem was that the batter I made according to the instructions on the bag of pancake mix was way too viscous. A friend told me to add more water and showed me the consistency it’s supposed to have. Now my pancakes are round and thin instead of being two-inch thick lumps. I still need to work on finding the right temperature. I used to burn the outsides without cooking the inside and I’ve gotten better but I think I still had the heat up just a little too high today.
I suck at baking.
I treat it as science.
Got Pancake mix and a food scale. 180g of mix, 1 egg, 7.5oz of a milk/water split then a pinch of salt.
My wife prefers my pancakes over her own.
Took me a dozen tries tweaking it. Then getting feedback from her.
You might like Lessons in Chemistry. That’s only one part of the premise, but she approaches baking like a scientist.
Thanks!