Can you believe it's already the day before Lent? Which means it's Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day.
A few years back we were full timing it in an RV and one of our neighbors hosted a Pancake get-together. We all brought pancakes and had a great dinner. There were so many varieties of pancakes, most were the typical kind, but I made and brought Æbleskiver, which are little balls of pancake goodness. Most of the people there had never had them, but they disappeared in short order.
So I thought I'd share acouple of few pancake recipes today.
Not only for the Æbleskiver, and you do need a special pan to make them in, but also for a couple of other versions of pancakes I've made.
A couple of years ago I made some Rice Flour Crepes, and I have to say they were really good, and I've repeated them a couple of times. They taste great and are gluten free as well.
I do love making Crepes, and I made some for a Tapas Night once. I love Crepes, because you can make them as a sweet or put a savory filling inside, and you have a totally different meal.
There was also the time I made some Buckwheat Pancakes, I'd been playing with a Blini recipe and I'm still playing with it, have not got it right yet. But, I will persevere.
And finally, the Dutch Baby Pancake I made recently. Actually it's not finally, cause I do want share one last pancake.
I made some Leek Pancakes one Tapas Night, they were surprisingly tasty, and since they were made with Kamut Flour, they were also gluten free.
I just made myself hungry. Which is kinda surprising, cause it was our monthly Boat Club last night and I should still be full from that.
I'll tell you all about that tomorrow, but for now the kitchen is calling.
I just can't tell if it's saying Crepes or Dutch Baby, but I"m checking it out.
A few years back we were full timing it in an RV and one of our neighbors hosted a Pancake get-together. We all brought pancakes and had a great dinner. There were so many varieties of pancakes, most were the typical kind, but I made and brought Æbleskiver, which are little balls of pancake goodness. Most of the people there had never had them, but they disappeared in short order.
So I thought I'd share a
Not only for the Æbleskiver, and you do need a special pan to make them in, but also for a couple of other versions of pancakes I've made.
A couple of years ago I made some Rice Flour Crepes, and I have to say they were really good, and I've repeated them a couple of times. They taste great and are gluten free as well.
I do love making Crepes, and I made some for a Tapas Night once. I love Crepes, because you can make them as a sweet or put a savory filling inside, and you have a totally different meal.
There was also the time I made some Buckwheat Pancakes, I'd been playing with a Blini recipe and I'm still playing with it, have not got it right yet. But, I will persevere.
And finally, the Dutch Baby Pancake I made recently. Actually it's not finally, cause I do want share one last pancake.
I made some Leek Pancakes one Tapas Night, they were surprisingly tasty, and since they were made with Kamut Flour, they were also gluten free.
I just made myself hungry. Which is kinda surprising, cause it was our monthly Boat Club last night and I should still be full from that.
I'll tell you all about that tomorrow, but for now the kitchen is calling.
I just can't tell if it's saying Crepes or Dutch Baby, but I"m checking it out.
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