Pancake Tuesday inspiration

IrishLad90

Good afternoon Boardsies,
As it says on the title this thread is all things pancake tuesday.
Ive picked up my american pancake mix and am preparing for the stacks on tuesday..
Over the years my pancake choice have been basic AF. My favourite being jam rolled up in one of the floury delights..
What is a favourite of yours? I am looking for a new topping this year..

biko

You mean Shrove Tuesday?
That's almost a week away.

Will I Am Not

Drop a few blueberries in them when they’re on the pan, drizzled with maple syrup and a dollop of fresh cream on the side. There is no better option. Ignore everybody else.

Ronald Franz

When you spoon the mix in the pan, immediately scatter blueberries on it.
When done, top with a dollop of skyr yoghurt and drizzle with maple syrup.

Will I Am Not

Ronald Franz wrote: »

When you spoon the mix in the pan, immediately scatter blueberries on it.
When done, top with a dollop of skyr yoghurt and drizzle with maple syrup.

So close... bin that yoghurt

Ronald Franz

Will I Am Not wrote: »

So close... bin that yoghurt

You didn't complain this morning.

Will I Am Not

Ronald Franz wrote: »

You didn't complain this morning.

You never listen anyway...

Mike Murdock

Will I Am Not wrote: »

Drop a few blueberries in them when they’re on the pan, drizzled with maple syrup and a dollop of fresh cream on the side. There is no better option. Ignore everybody else.

It's the simple recipe that is the best.

AllForIt

biko wrote: »

You mean Shrove Tuesday?
That's almost a week away.

What is the meaning behind Shrove Tuesday?
The word shrove is a form of the English word shrive, which means to obtain absolution for one's sins by way of Confession and doing penance.

Never called it Shrove Tuesday myself. For me it's all about pancakes. Pancakes pancakes pancakes. Absolution me beh....

silliussoddius

Separate the egg whites and mix until you get lots of bubbles, add a little vinegar to the milk and let it sit for a while.

whiskeyman

F*ck yiz with yer American pancakes.
It was far from America yiz were raised!!!


Nice flat crepes all the way baby!!

Hande hoche!

Lemon and sugar. Butter if desired.

The Princess Bride

https://twitter.com/brian_bilston/status/1102832694151561218?s=19

Bacon and maple syrup always delicious.

ablelocks

The Princess Bride wrote: »

Bacon and maple syrup always delicious.

bacon and chocolate spread is also yummy. (not nutella)

McGinniesta

that's good cakewang

buried

Jam. And plenty of it.

keano_afc

Is it that time of year already? Really créped up on me this time.

AllForIt

Cadbury's cream eggs make a nice filling

phildub

M and ms, trust me just do it, you can thank me later

ngunners

If you want something different, Kinder bars go well melted on pancakes.

I like the thicker ones, maple syrup and bacon for savoury or with strawberries for sweet. I can't make the crepe-y ones without tearing them apart along the way.

Autosport

phildub wrote: »

M and ms, trust me just do it, you can thank me later

I’ll try that this year

phormium

I like both types, I usually have the thick ones for breakfast with blueberries/strawberris/syrup and definitely cream! Crepe type then in the evening, a lemon/sugar one, a butter/sugar one and one filled with banana and leftover cream with chocolate sauce on top, yum, good job I don't eat them often!

IrishLad90

AllForIt wrote: »

Cadbury's cream eggs make a nice filling

I love this idea, but i dont see how you would go about it..
Do ya chuck the eggs in the pan near the end or straight from the wrapper.. The possibilities

IrishLad90

ngunners wrote: »

If you want something different, Kinder bars go well melted on pancakes.

While i like a konder bueno, i can be a bit of a deviant for a kinder maxi..

Guill

A friend of mine eats red sauce on hers.

Just spreads it across then rolls it up.

To make it worse (If possible), it's Chef red sauce

IrishLad90

phormium wrote: »

I like both types, I usually have the thick ones for breakfast with blueberries/strawberris/syrup and definitely cream! Crepe type then in the evening, a lemon/sugar one, a butter/sugar one and one filled with banana and leftover cream with chocolate sauce on top, yum, good job I don't eat them often!

That banana chocolate syrup option is a massive differential. I will have to try it while i have the crepe pan out on its yearly workout

Mecrab

Guill wrote: »

A friend of mine eats red sauce on hers.

Just spreads it across then rolls it up.

To make it worse (If possible), it's Chef red sauce

Are you suggesting Heinz ketchup is better Chef?!

IrishLad90

This red sauce twist has taken this thread down a dark path.
Chef for fast food
Heinz for everything else

Guill

Guill wrote: »

A friend of mine eats red sauce on hers.

Just spreads it across then rolls it up.

To make it worse (If possible), it's Chef red sauce

Have that woman sectioned for the love of god

Mecrab

Mecrab wrote: »

Are you suggesting Heinz ketchup is better Chef?!

Heinz is better, chef is too vinegary

AllForIt

IrishLad90 wrote: »

I love this idea, but i dont see how you would go about it..
Do ya chuck the eggs in the pan near the end or straight from the wrapper.. The possibilities

you need of of these yokes

Guill

Mecrab wrote: »

Are you suggesting Heinz ketchup is better Chef?!

That's an argument for another day.

Heinz rules, Chef drools

Mrs OBumble

Today is Fat Thursday. Away with ya pancakes, donuts are far nicer.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

Thin pancakes with lemon juice and sugar/syrup/honey. Classic and simple. Everything else is just frou-frou.

greenspurs

Self raising flour, 2 eggs, lots of milk.
Dont make the batter too thin, as its harder to control on the pan.

Then... stew up some cooking apples (bramley) , DO NOT ADD SUGAR !!! (thats a sin!!!)

Make a nice thin pancake, spread stewed apple across liberally....
repeat until you are full as a pencil case.....

Yummy.

cee_jay

Will I Am Not wrote: »

Drop a few blueberries in them when they’re on the pan, drizzled with maple syrup and a dollop of fresh cream on the side. There is no better option. Ignore everybody else.

This - with mascarpone instead of cream. Some raspberries on top also.

The Nal

If you fancy jazzing up the pancakes a bit

Gordon Ramsay's Spicy Pancakes

fryup

savoury - sweetcorn & tuna mayo mix

sweet - banana & ice cream with optional raspberry jam