1 c  Water
 1 1/4 c  Plus 3/4C Milk
     1 tb Sugar
   1/2 c  Yellow cornmeal
     1 c  Flour
 1 1/2 ts Baking powder
   1/2 ts Salt
   1/4 c  Butter – melted
     2 lg Eggs – slightly beaten
     1 ts Oil – optional
 Place water, 1 1/4C milk and sugar in heavy bottom medium saucepan and
 bring to a simmer. When liquid just comes to a simmer slowly sprinkle
 in cornmeal, whisking continuously, so no lumps form. Slowly simmer,
 stirring frequently adjusting heat as necessary to prevent
 splattering, until cornmeal is cooked and tender, about 4 minutes.
 Pour into large bowl to cool to room temperature; stirring
 occasionally to prevent skin from forming.
      Meanwhile, sift together flour, baking powder and salt in small
 bowl. Set aside.
      When cornmeal mixture has cooled stir in melted butterr and eggs,
 mixing until smooth. Stir in flour mixture. Stir in remaining 3/4C
 milk. Batter should be fairly smooth.
      Heat griddle over medium heat until water drops splatter. If not
 using non-stick griddle brush lightly with oil. For each pancake,
 ladle 1/4c batter onto heated griddle and cook until pancakes turn
 lightly puffy and a couple of bubbles appear on surface, (this type
 of pancake has few bubbles compared to regular ones) and underside is
 lightly brown. Turn and cook on other side.
 NOTES: Make sure cornmeal is completely cooked. To test, taste small
 amount to be sure it is tender and has no crunch to it. You could
 also replace half of melted butter with melted strained bacon fat.
 From Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel Feb. 6, 1997                 
                 Yields       
                16 Cakes                
