Thursday 11 February 2016

Pancakes

Simple I know, but there are lot of variations on this recipe out there on the net. This one works for me.

50g Plain Flour
1 large Egg
150ml Milk
Pinch of Salt
Butter for frying

Makes 4-5 (despite the usual claim of 8!)

Measure out the flour & salt into a pyrex jug and form a well. Add the egg(s). Beat the egg using a fork until mixed, and slowly incorporate the flour. Beat until smooth. Add the milk a little (20ml) at a time, and beat again until smooth. Eventually you won't need to keep beating.
(If doing 3 or more batches together, you'll probably need a mixing bowl rather than jug)

Heat a little butter on a frying pan (a good frying pan is the key to good pancakes - or at least easy pancakes. Special "crepe" pans are wonderful). Let it melt, but not brown.
Pour in enough batter to cover the bottom of the pan. Cook until firm on the base.
Turn with a spatula or flip if adventurous. Second side will take less time to cook than the first. Add a bit more butter every 5-6 pancakes.

Serve... however.

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UPDATE:

Good housekeeping recipe is;
125g flour
300ml milk
1 egg
pinch salt.


Also works for toad.

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