Mix together all the dry ingredients in a large bowl.
In a separate small bowl, mix together all the wet ingredients, except 1 cup of milk.
Pour wet ingredients into the dry ingredients bowl and mix until well blended.
Continue adding milk until the batter is very thick so that it just barely drops off the spoon.
You can make the first pancake and then add more milk to adjust the consistency.
Heat a dry non-stick pan over a low to medium heat.
When the surface is hot, drop a large spoonful of the batter onto it.
The batter should spread out to around 3-4 inches in diameter and begin to solidify.
When the sides look as if they are firming and there are bubbles appearing on the top surface (usually around 3 minutes), flip it over and give it the same time on the other side.
Serve with butter, fruit, or cheese. These pancakes can also be used as hamburger buns. These freeze very well and defrost back to their original state very quickly.