My gorgeous niece is staying with us this week and therefore we are spoiling her rotten (them be the rules!). Her request for breakfast this morning was pancakes, and – ladies and gentlemen – I have finally cracked American pancakes! Previously they have been too crispy, too thin, too chewy; all sorts of things one wouldn’t want in a breakfast pancake. Today? Sublime! HOORAY!!
Look at it! Look at that rise! The crisp edges and golden skin! YUM!
So here’s the recipe:
270g plain flour
4 tbsp golden caster sugar
1tsp salt
2tsp baking powder
2 tablespoons melted butter
2 eggs
250ml milk
Mix all the dry ingredients in a good size bowl.
Mix the wet stuff in a jug.
Whisk them together. Leave for five minutes while you make a cuppa.
Fry in a little butter or oil until bubble pop on the surface, then flip them over for another 30 seconds or so.
Serve with a little salt and maple syrup if you’re me, strawberries, syrup and chocolate spread if you’re four!
Any ideas for additional toppings or feedback, leave em in the comments!
Salt as a topping… fascinating. American tastes match the British 4-year-old’s better than the British adult’s.
Looks delicious in any case!
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