Easy Pancakes.
- 4oz (100g) plain flour.
- Half a Pint (250ml) of milk.
- 1 Standard Egg. (Size 2)
- Pinch of Salt (half teaspoon)
Making the Pancake Batter
- Sieve the flour and salt into a mixing bowl.
Make a small hollow in the center of the mixture and drop in the egg (not the shell). - Begin to mix while gradually adding about one quarter of the milk. Continue to mix well until bubbles become visible in the mixture.
- Gradually pour in the remaining milk while continuing to mix.
(if it's a bit too thick - then add a little water.) - Pour batter into a jug for easier pouring into pan.
Making the Pancakes
- Heat the frying pan, and place a small piece of lard/fat in the Center. Allow this to melt and spread over the pan.
- Get the pan nice & hot and when the lard begins to smoke slightly, stir and pour in some of the batter - approx 30ml or 2 tablespoons, or enough to thinly cover the bottom of the pan. (tilt the pan to help the batter spread evenly)
- Cook until nicely golden brown on the bottom. (shouldn't take too long)
- And now the only tricky bit of the whole operation - toss / flip the pancake to within an inch of the kitchen ceiling and position the pan to perfectly catch the pancake on the way down - cooked side up, easy.
- Cook the other side until nicely golden brown.
- Serve immediately with sugar, syrup, lemon or orange poured on top.
- Enjoy, anyway you want.
Have a great pancake day!
- Sieve the flour and salt into a mixing bowl.
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