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Dining in? Try making a local favorite
How to make “pan bati”
(Oranjestad)—If you’re 1 cup grams of fine corn- milk and beat until reached
ever up for an Aruban meal (we recommend the a pancake-like consis-
snack, try making another Harina PAN brand) tency. If more moister is
Aruban classic appetizer 2 tbsp baking powder needed, add some water
called Pan Bati. Similar to a 1 1/3 cup of milk until reached desired con-
pancake both in appear- 1 pinch of salt sistency.
ance and cooking, this is a 2 tbsp of granulated sugar
super easy meal that adults Oil for cooking In a hot pan with oil, pour in is ready, place on a plate often eaten as a side dish
and children will both en- enough batter to cover the and cover with a clean with soup, fried fish or stews.
joy. Here’s how to make it! Instructions: bottom of the pan. Just like kitchen towel. However, it is also casually
Add all the dry ingredients pancakes, flip the pan bati enjoyed with some butter
Ingredients: in a bowl first, and stir until when one side turns golden Traditionally, pan bati is cut and cheese on top! q
2 cups of all purpose flour well mixed. Then add the brown. When your pan bati in triangle pieces, and is
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