Four of them at the same time. So I've got all my wells filled. Now I'm going to close. This.

The trick is simple: Instead of using your wrist to turn the spatula, simply use your thumb, middle, and index fingers. Isolate the three digits and use a quick twisting motion to flip the pancake. This smaller motion will use less force, and you'll be less likely to splatter the wet batter.

It's. Made of silicon and it just sits in the pan like this you need to make sure it sits flat on the base of the pan. So the mixture doesn't run out underneath.

31 ft 1 in The highest pancake toss If you're going to try this one at home, you're going to need to go outside, or have a taller house! The biggest flip measured at 31 ft 1 in - that's nearly five times the height of Peter Crouch.

Sometimes how you experiment. An or griddle is just too hot as you can see there's heat and smoke coming out of it we have some leftover butter that's already browned. So if I pour batter.

How to flip a pancake

1. Cook the pancake on one side – it's cooked when it comes away from the pan when you give it a shake.
2. Tip the pancake to the edge of the pan and three, two, one… flip.
3. Cook it on the other side and flip again if you like.

A blindfolded Davide then judged their efforts in a taste test, declaring Ekin-Su's pancakes the winner. The decision seemed to quell the beef between the girls as Nathalia crowned Ekin-Su “the queen of pancakes”.

The Guinness world record for the longest forward jump flip is 5.8 m (19 ft 2 in) by Richard Barnes (USA) at Southlake Gymnastics Academy in Southlake, Texas, USA.

Flipping your pancakes too soon and too often. You might be tempted to flip once the bubbles start to appear, but it's not quite time. Give it another minute. Pancakes should be flipped once, and only once, during cooking.

Leave the pancake to cook for about 1 min or until it's just starting to pull away from the sides of the pan and is golden brown underneath. To cook the other side either flip it over or turn it with a fish slice or spatula and leave it for another 30 sec or so to finish cooking.

The most people tossing pancakes The most people to toss pancakes at the same time was set in 2012 in Sheffield. A huge crowd of 890 people flipped them non-stop for 30 seconds to get the world record.

The one woman said, "I get the pancake!" The other one replied, "No, I want all of it!" Before they knew what was happening, the pancake suddenly grew feet, jumped out of the pan, and ran away.