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Pancake Recipe- Pancakes aren't just for pancake day!!! They are delicious as a snack or for a leisurely breakfast: |
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Pancake Ingredients:(Makes 4):1 egg 300ml milk Cooking oil 100g plain flour Pinch of salt Maw Broon from the Sunday Post has published a cookbook full of her favourite Scottish and family recipes. Read More About It! 
Cooking Directions For Pancakes:1. Combine the flour with the salt in a bowl and make a wee well in the centre of the bowl and add the egg. 2. Whisk or stir well whilst adding the milk. Pour the mixture into a jug. Alternatively use a food processor to mix up all the ingredients and ensure there are no lumps. This pancake mixture can be safely stored in the fridge for up to six hours before use. 3. Heat a wee bit of oil in a frying pan, ensuring it cover all areas of the pan. Pour some mixture into the pan (be heavy handed if, like me, you love thick pancakes), ensuring it's spread evenly. 4. Cook until one side is a nice golden brown colour and turn over to cook the other side - loons should attempt to flip this over as high as possible to impress the lassies! To tell if your pancake needs flipping or turning look for small bubbles forming on the sides. 5. Cook until the other side is golden brown colour and serve with lemon juice, sprinkled sugar, maple syrup or a favourite topping. The History Of Pancake Day Play our fun, free Whack The Haggis game at our other website www.aboutaberdeen.com Scottish Cook Books 
Pancake Video An Aberdeen computer science student from Aberdeen University called James Provan became an overnight internet celebrity when he amassed many hits to his pancake film You Tube video about how to make pancakes in 2006. The pancake video has had over 2.5 million viewings at youtube.com Two years later he was back on YouTube with a new pancake video, specially commissioned by Tate and Lyle. The 2008 pancake video is a step by step pancake recipe and demonstration on how to easily cook pancakes and can be seen at welovepancakes.com which includes a history of pancakes and favourite pancake toppings. Pancake Day 2008 Pancake Day 2008 was really early this year and was celebrated on Tuesday 5 February. Two days before, on Sunday 3 February, the first Yorkshire Pudding Day was celebrated. It s estimated that about 43% of Scottish folk do not celebrate pancake day. |
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