Using a 1/4 cup measuring cup, pour
scoops of the batter onto the hot griddle, cook for a couple minutes, until the edges look cooked and there are bubbles in the middle.
• using a 1/4 cup ice cream scooper, fill each quadrant (of the waffle iron) with about
1 1/2 scoops of batter.
Using a melon baller or small spoon, place one
scoop of batter at a time into the palm of your hand, and flatten with the other hand to shape into flat, round cookies.
Pour 1/4 cup (60 ml)
scoops of batter onto the skillet and cook for about 2 minutes per side, until golden.
Add the butter and allow it to melt, then
add scoops of batter (about a 1/4 cup each) for silver dollar pancakes.
Pour
a scoop of batter onto the pan when the oil is hot.
Top the first layer of streusel with
another scoop of batter (filling each one to the top now).
Using a spoon,
scoop some of the batter and use your hands to form bite - sized balls.
The roundness of the doughnut holes depends on how clean of
a scoop of batter you drop into the hot oil.
The mini cake pan I used took about 2
scoops of batter, and a standard muffin tin would take one scoop.
Using a standard ice - cream scoop, place
a scoop of batter into the center of the foil sheets, and fold the foil around each scoop to form parcels