" More like French Crêpe, easy and quick to make and a great treat for kids "
Added on Thu May 10 2007
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Place flour and salt in a bowl add the eggs and milk. Whisk together for about 5 mins until the mixture is well blended together into a relatively thick but pourable paste.
Heat up a large frying pan and place a generous knob of butter into the pan. When the butter has melted use a large spoon or ladle and pour just enough mixture into the pan to cover the base of the pan. The secret of French pancakes is that they should be very thin.
Once the pancake has formed (set) in the pan and cooked for a few mins simply turn it over and repeat the same process on the other side. Cook both sides until golden brown.
If you are brave enough have a go at flipping the pancake without using a spatula or the like. This often results in great fun and hoots of laughter and encouragement forms the kids – but be prepared to pick up the occasional pancake from the floor or scrape it off the ceiling.
Once the pancake is cooked simply add your favorite topping – savory or sweet, its up to you. I like to use tuna and cheese on my savory pancakes and ice-cream, Syrup and strawberries on my sweet pancakes.
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I used to cook this a lot as a child. It was a recipoe I learned from my Nanna who also taught me how to flip the pancakes - thanks Nanna.
