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The barnyard rooster crows and Jack wakes up -- hungry, of course! What does he want for breakfast? A big pancake! But first, Jack's mother needs flour from the mill, an egg from the black hen, milk from the spotted cow, butter churned from fresh cream, and firewood for the stove. Will Jack ever get his pancake?

Who can eat the most pancakes?

Danish-style filled pancakes and other sweet and savory treats.

The day gets off to a rough start, but soon the smell of pancakes fills the air and a family gathers for a breakfast feast.

In three episodes originally shown on the Food Network television program Good eats, as the holidays approach, Alton Brown ponders the perfect "roast beast", learns about ovens and radiant heat, has fun with flowerpots, makes perfect pot roast without the pot, and takes grilling seriously.

"Margot and her grandpa have tummies grumbly for pancakes. Only there's a problem ... there's no flour, milk, or eggs! But Grandpa has the perfect solution; they'll get on his boat the Beluga Blue and go to Chicken Island, Cow Island, and Flour Mill Island to get the ingredients. Set sail for pancakes!"--

"Everyone's about to become frozen food...Someone has put a chill on the fridge that's hardened Pudding Pond and frozen Yogurt. Agent Asparagus is on the case, and she needs Lady Pancake and Sir French Toast to join her superspy mission to the freezer. But when Asparagus disappears, there's only one man for Pancake and French Toast to turn to: Baron van Waffle! Will he help them save the fridge, or will they be stopped cold?"--

"Cat invites their friends Bear and Rabbit to enjoy stacks and stacks of pancakes on a cozy Sunday morning"--

"Paddington can't wait to taste Mrs. Bird's pancakes on Pancake Day. But when Mrs. Bird can't make the pancakes, Paddington will have to step in."--publisher

"Benny the woodpecker makes a brilliant plan to eat a tasty plate of waffles"--