How To Make Fluffy Pancakes!
There is only so long you can refuse the protesting and mantra of two children shouting; ‘make pancakes! ’ at 8 o’clock in the morning (actually 23 minutes is how long, by 0830 we are knee deep in flour). There are a ton of pancake recipes showing you how to make pancakes, from the thin French crepe to my banana trail pancakes. I used to live in America, Princeton to be exact and there was a place I would visit called PJ’s Pancake House.
At weekends there was a queue around the block to get a table. I hold PJ’s fully responsible for my now lifelong addiction to these succulent golden discs of heaven; little halo’s glistening in maple syrup and lashings of whipped butter… and I’ve now introduced them to my kids. A perfect Shrove Tuesday recipe (or any Tuesday for that matter)!
Subscribe to my youtube channel to hear when new video recipes are released! Set your oven to 100C degrees. 1. In a large mixing bowl add your flour and salt. Then using the same cup you used for the flour fill with milk and pour the vinegar into the milk aswell - don’t worry it’s meant to curdle (this is really a home-made version of buttermilk..sort of..).
2. Pour the milk into the bowl with the flour, crack your egg into it and whisk together. 4. Once done; add a good teaspoon of baking powder into the mixture and whisk quickly. 7. Using a ladle gently pour in about 1/2 a ladle of batter into your pan and don’t touch the thing! Once you see holes appearing in the centre of your pancake and it has started to solidify at the edges you’re good to flip.
8. Now let’s be clear - these are not cute dainty French crepes that we love to throw into the air on a Tuesday. These are little chunky discs that suffer from vertigo. Just use the spatula. 9. Once you’ve flipped them give them a couple more minutes (they take a few minutes each side).
Start by putting your first set of cooked pancakes on a plate, cover gently with foil and pop in your oven to keep warm and keep topping the plate up as you cook through your pancake batter. 1. finishing the pancakes in the oven just seems to work; it gives them the final piece of heat to cook them through and create nice and fluffy pancakes. 2. It’s really handy if you are making a bunch of them and want to serve them at the same time! Please click the activation link on the email we have just sent you.
I suggest anchoring them to your plate with plenty of syrup. And berries, if you've got 'em. 1. Add at least 1/4 teaspoon baking soda for every 6 ounces of buttermilk to get those bubbles forming in the batter. 2. Cook the batter right away, otherwise the bubbles will lose their lifting power.
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