Recipe: Rosa Parks' Featherlite Pancakes

Shortly after she died in 2005, Guernsey's Auction House took inventory of Rosa Parks' Detroit homes and found a treasure trove of personal papers/correspondence, clothing, furniture, family bibles, school books, tributes from world leaders and presidents, etc.  "The only thing missing," said Guernsey's President, Arlan Ettinger, "is the bus itself (which is housed in The Henry Ford museum in Dearborn, MI).  Recently, Guernsey's Auction House began looking for an institution to buy Ms. Parks' sizeable archive.  Among the slew of personal papers and correspondence, Rosa Parks' recipe for "Featherlite Pancakes" was unearthed, written on the back of an envelope from the 1st National Bank of Detroit.  Please click here to view this incredible image.  Now, tell me, how freaking cool is that? I can hardly wait to try this recipe at home and get to sample an edible piece of Ms. Parks' more intimate history.  Plus, with peanut butter acting as one of the key "wet" ingredients, how can these hot cakes not be absolutely incredible?  I've taken the liberty of rewriting Ms. Parks' recipe, below, in a more legible, user-friendly format.  Enjoy!