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Pillow Pancakes Research Paper

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Follow the steps for making the classic pillow pancakes, but this time substitute the wet mix with 120ml milk of choice, 140g yoghurt, 90g citrus curd of choice, 1 egg (as per usual) and 60g melted butter.
Tip: Make sure to spread out the thick batter after ladling into the pan, else one side will cook too fast. Serve with fresh fruit, yoghurt and a drizzle of honey.

2. Chocolate Tiramisu Pancakes

If the pillow pancakes are the fluffiest, then these are the most tender. These are very similar, except there’s a higher liquid to dry ingredient ratio, for optimal soaking effect if you do wish to dunk these in coffee for the ultimate, true tiramisu experience (details below). Another highlight, which is optional but definitely recommended, is …show more content…

In a small microwave-safe bowl, melt the butter in a microwave and set it aside, letting it cool. In another medium bowl, whisk together the egg, buttermilk, espresso and honey. Pour the wet mix into the dry mix and mix briefly with a wooden spoon. Before it’s all combined, pour in the melted butter. Continue to mix until everything is justt combined, which means there will still be a few lumps, but no more streaks of flour. The batter should be of medium-thick …show more content…

You know the pan is hot enough when you flick a little water onto its surface and there’s a clear sizzle. At that point, generously butter the pan and ladle tablespoons of batter into the pan. Once you see a few bubbles, take a spatula and give every pancake a flip. The next side always takes much shorter; less than a minute or so. Once the second sides are done, let cool on a paper towel or in a warm oven. These freeze well, so you can make a whole batch, have one or a couple and stash the rest in a ziploc bag in the freezer.
Now for the cream. In a bowl, whisk together all the ingredients needed for the cream with a fork. This makes enough for half the number of pancakes in total, so adjust proportions accordingly. Leftover cream can be stored in the fridge. To serve, place a small pancake on a plate, dollop on some of the cream, then place another pancake on top. Repeat until you have a mini stack of 2 or 3. Top with more cream or maple syrup if you wish, and more chopped chocolate.
OK. Now for the fun bit. When eating, try dunking your pancake in iced coffee for the full tiramisu effect. The pancakes are the lady fingers, and they need that little soak. Dessert for breakfast is

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