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Unless pancakes are made in an oven, we say "make" here, not "bake."

Today me and my mother and I were making pancakes filled with cottage cheese. Today my mother and I were making pancakes filled with cottage cheese.

Well, it was mostly she who did the main job - preparing the paste mix and bacooking. Well, it was mostly she who did the main job - preparing the paste mix and cooking.

Again, "bake" is only for ovens.

Well, it was mostly sher who did the main job - preparing the paste mix and baking. Well, it was mostly her who did the main job - preparing the mix and baking.

My part was putting a spoon of cottage cheese on a pancake, folding its edges in a small envelope and then rolling it two times. My part was putting a spoon of cottage cheese on a pancake, folding its edges in a small envelope and then rolling it two times.

I baked only the last two pancakes myself and almost burnt my fingers, trying to flip the pancakes with my bare fingers like my mother did. I baked only the last two pancakes myself and almost burnt my fingers trying to flip the pancakes with my bare fingers like my mother did.

I only baked onlythe last two pancakes myself and almost burnt my fingers, trying to flip the pancakes with my bare fingers like my mother didhad done. I only baked the last two pancakes myself and almost burnt my fingers, trying to flip the pancakes with my bare fingers like my mother had done.

I ended up using a little knife and an utensil with the flat grabbing part (I think it's called a "spatula"). I ended up using a little knife and a utensil with the flat grabbing part (I think it's called a "spatula").

Yes, a spatula :)

I ended up using a little knife and an utensil with the flat -grabbing part (I think it's called "spatula"). I ended up using a little knife and a utensil with the flat-grabbing part (I think it's called "spatula").

The pancakes turned out to be really delicious, and I ate almost ten of them at a time. The pancakes turned out to be really delicious, and I ate almost ten of them at a time.

However, there are still plenty of them left for tomorrow's breakfast. However, there are still plenty of them left for tomorrow's breakfast.

Or "for breakfast tomorrow."

However, there are plenty of them left for tomorrow breakfast tomorrow. However, there are plenty of them left for breakfast tomorrow.

Next time, I want to carry out the whole baking process myself and see if I couldan prepare them as tasty as nowwell as we did today. Next time, I want to carry out the whole baking process myself and see if I can prepare them as well as we did today.

"Can" instead of "could" because we're talking about the future. "Tasty" doesn't work here - you need an adverb because you're comparing two verb phrases.

Next time, I want to carry out the whole baking process myself and see if I could preparmake them as tasty as they are now. Next time, I want to carry out the whole baking process myself and see if I could make them as tasty as they are now.

I would not say that was wrong but I really think it sounded more idiomatic like this.