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My review
Johnnycakes
Kevin Ryan
"These are though to be the original pancake. Serve them hot with maple syrup. They are also known as hoecakes. Serve hot with honey and butter."
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servings 144 calsOriginal recipe yields 10 servings (10 johnnycakes)
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Per Serving: 144 calories; 6.3 g fat; 19.9 g carbohydrates; 2.8 g protein; 15 mg cholesterol; 252 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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Most helpful positive review
4/21/2007
This recipe works so much better than other johnnycake recipes I have tried. The key is to get the hot water at or near boiling, and otherwise, it's pretty foolproof.
Most helpful critical review
9/18/2008
No offense to our forefathers or the submitter of this recipe, but these weren't very good. Maybe earlier generations had more productive salivary glands than I do because these were so dry tha...
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4/21/2007
This recipe works so much better than other johnnycake recipes I have tried. The key is to get the hot water at or near boiling, and otherwise, it's pretty foolproof.
11/8/2001
I love the flavour of cornmeal, it makes all the difference. The pancakes were bit on the buttery side, but taste perfectly wonderful! I had to add quite a bit more water to make the batter mana...
6/22/2002
I make Fried corn bread all the time,but this had to be the best I have ever made.
9/21/2000
As a kid I went through a phase where I completely fell in love with the Little House on the Prairie series. This is an excellent recipe to complement any childhood interest in the pioneers of ...
7/27/2002
Served these for breakfast on a cold Scout campout, the scouts couldn't get enough and have added it to their breakfast menu for winter camping.
7/9/2007
I tried these for two reasons: 1. I had all the ingredients, 2. I was curious how good this "pioneer food" would actually be. (I have made "hush puppies" in the past and wasn't too enthralled w...
9/18/2008
No offense to our forefathers or the submitter of this recipe, but these weren't very good. Maybe earlier generations had more productive salivary glands than I do because these were so dry tha...
2/17/2001
As expected these are a bit on the dry side. Serve with gigantic glasses of milk.
1/25/2006
the butter in this recipe isn't necessary seenhow they're being cooked in oil/butter as it is. so i didn't use that or the 2 tbsp of boiling water. they came out tasting like i expected them to;...