It's been a while since I've last made pancakes, so I couldn't remember how I usually make them. I had a look on Google and all the recipes I found were all overly complicated. I thought to myself it isn't usually this complicated, and suddenly the recipe I usually use came back to me. Wahey! It is so simple I thought I would share it with you.
Ingredients
For the pancake mixture:
1 egg
1 cup of flour (can use plain or self-raising)
1 cup of milk
Butter (to fry)
To serve (optional):
Sugar
Lemon
Golden syrup
Makes 4 - 6 pancakes
Method
Measure out the flour and the milk in a cup about this size
Add the flour, milk and egg to a bowl and whisk until smooth
Turn the hob up to a medium heat and add a knob of butter to a frying pan so the pancake mixture doesn't stick
Next, pour the mixture into the frying pan
Make sure the mixture covers the bottom of the frying pan and keep moving the mixture around to avoid burning it. After a few minutes, it should feel firmer and go a lovely gold colour on the cooked side. Then you can flip it! This is where it could all go wrong. If you've managed to flip the pancake over without any mess (I'm not gonna lie, I dropped one of mine) it should look like this
Make sure the pancake is thoroughly cooked on both sides
Now sit down, relax and enjoy your lovely pancakes. I added golden syrup and sugar to mine. But you can use lemon, cream, strawberries. Anything you want.
Bon appétit! :)
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