This pan comes with a recipe booklet

This pan comes with a recipe booklet, so I mixed a batch of batter for the basic fluffy pancakes. After a few minutes I checked the pancake and the top looked bubbly and ready to turn, so I closed the lid and gave the pan a flip. I didn't hear or feel the pancake fall into the bottom pan, so I flipped it back and checked.Sure enough, it required a gentle nudge to loosen the pancake. Then I closed the lid and gave it a flip, and the pancake dropped to the other side. After a few more minutes, the pancake was perfect and ready to eat.

While it's fun to use this pancake maker, it would take much more time to fix a big batch of pancakes than using a griddle that allows you to make more than one at a time. The recipe called for 1/4 cup batter per pancake, which I added the first time. For the second pancake, I added 1/2 cup of the batter, which made a pancake that filled the maker perfectly and was more suited to my personal preference.The final product I tested, the Perfect Tortilla, was the easiest of the three in terms of getting it ready to use. Simply wash it in hot, soapy water, then give it a good rinse and a thorough drying. The Perfect Tortilla also gave the best results.

The Perfect Tortilla can use three different tortilla sizes. It turns the tortilla into a crispy bowl that's perfect for salads or desserts. The shells can be stored for up to a week in an airtight container and reheated in just a few minutes. With four pans in the box, you can make more than one at a time, which gives the Perfect Tortilla an edge on the pancake maker.I will use all of these products again, and I will season the skillet and pancake maker to see if it was operator error that caused them not to automatically release the food. The skillet is the perfect size for a quick egg or grilled cheese, and the pancake maker has recipes for sandwiches, crepes and potato pancakes, making it versatile, too.