Best Pancakes in Tulsa?

[OSU]

Looking for the best pancakes in Tulsa. Any suggestions?

[Townsend]

I'm sure you mean a restaurant but if you like to cook them I dig William Sonoma mixes.

This mix is a win. 

I also make their ebelskivers with nutella in the middle.

[Conan71]

Tally's, 11th & Yale.

[dioscorides]

i second that tally's pancakes are good.  i also really like blue dome diner's and corner cafe's.

[sgrizzle]

Blue Dome diner. Cooking is a big part of good pancakes, but Blue Dome uses their own custom batter as well.

[Gaspar]

Waffle House.  They have bright yellow butter too!

[Urban Enthusiast]

Blue Dome Diner. . . the best I have ever had!

[RecycleMichael]

I like to go to the charity pancake days on Saturdays. There is usually a scout troop or civic club and they make you breakfast for around five dollars. The pancakes are fine and the chance to meet people and help a charity a little is fun for me and my family.

I am going to one the last Saturday in west Tulsa at the Red Fork Lions Club building on 41st street. It features a who's who of west siders and they give you BlueGold brand sausage with your plate.

[Conan71]

I like to go to the charity pancake days on Saturdays. There is usually a scout troop or civic club and they make you breakfast for around five dollars. The pancakes are fine and the chance to meet people and help a charity a little is fun for me and my family.

I am going to one the last Saturday in west Tulsa at the Red Fork Lions Club building on 41st street. It features a who's who of west siders and they give you BlueGold brand sausage with your plate.

Rural fire departments do this as well. The one on Coyote Trail out near Mannford and one at the rural fire department south if Skiatook up near the lake.  We ride our bicycles out there and burn off the calories on the way home.  If it's cold, I strap my dog and four cats to the roof of my car and drive up there.

Great way to support community causes.  Glad you mentioned this.

[Breadburner]

Brownies use to...Not sure about now.....

[heironymouspasparagus]

I am going to one the last Saturday in west Tulsa at the Red Fork Lions Club building on 41st street. It features a who's who of west siders and they give you BlueGold brand sausage with your plate.

Mmmmmmm....BlueGold sausage!!!

[jacobi]

Blue dome.  Hands down.  Crispy, golden fried exterior and a moist interior.  I'm hungry now.

[Ed W]

My own variation on Betty Crocker:

1 egg
1 cup flour
3/4 cup milk
2 tablespoons vegetable oil, or butter (olive oil is a good substitute)
1 tablespoon sugar
3 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
vanilla to taste

By adjusting the amount of milk, you vary the batter thickness. If it's too thick, the pancakes won't cook in the center before the outside burns. I use a cast iron griddle with medium heat and add cooking oil to the surface as I cook. Beat the eggs with a hand mixer until they're fluffy.  The additional air makes for lighter pancakes.

Don't use Bisquick.  It makes cement pancakes.

I made waffles recently using a recipe that called for a full quarter stick of butter.  They were marvelous, but I won't make a habit of it.  I made some with olive oil too, and with the adjustable heat on the new waffle iron, the waffles came out nice and crispy.  It helps to beat the eggs with a hand mixer too.

[sgrizzle]

My own variation on Betty Crocker:

1 egg
1 cup flour
3/4 cup milk
2 tablespoons vegetable oil, or butter (olive oil is a good substitute)
1 tablespoon sugar
3 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
vanilla to taste

By adjusting the amount of milk, you vary the batter thickness. If it's too thick, the pancakes won't cook in the center before the outside burns. I use a cast iron griddle with medium heat and add cooking oil to the surface as I cook. Beat the eggs with a hand mixer until they're fluffy.  The additional air makes for lighter pancakes.

Don't use Bisquick.  It makes cement pancakes.

I made waffles recently using a recipe that called for a full quarter stick of butter.  They were marvelous, but I won't make a habit of it.  I made some with olive oil too, and with the adjustable heat on the new waffle iron, the waffles came out nice and crispy.  It helps to beat the eggs with a hand mixer too.

So what you're  saying is that you're hosting the first ever TN forum breakfast at your house so we can grade yours, right?

[Townsend]

I'll bring the Zing Zang.