Ingredients:
100g plain flour
pinch of salt
2 large heggs
200 ml milk
75 ml water
50g melted butter
Method:
Sieve
Whizz
Fry
Pancake Receipt
Comments
14 responses to “Pancake Receipt”
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You forgot to add: TOSS, EAT THEN MAKE SOME MORE WHILST YOU SCRAPE THE FIRST LOT OFF THE CEILING! -
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Oh, see the cat run away when the pancakes start flying up into the air.She of little faith.
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Re: Pancake Receipt
receipt vs. recipe
you’ve probably got some Italian ancestry – the word in Italian is same for receipt and recipe! (ricetta)
and heggs I don’t use them in my pancakes!!!! or is this computer speak for heneggs?
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Re: Pancake Receipt
I suspect I was thinking of Elinor Fettiplace's Receipt Book, which graces my kitchen. Sadly my own receipt book is not nearly so extensive. As for heggs, they come out of 'ens. -
[…] Its my pancake recipe. […]
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I concluded that ‘heggs’ stood for Hen’s eggs and if duck eggs were required you would have written ‘deggs’ – in Australia the locals call their hens ‘chooks’ so it would need to be ‘ceggs’.
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Recipe has been used alongside receipt since the eighteenth century in the sense of cookery instructions, gradually replacing it over time.
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I will try this! I will try it tonight.. Arh, maybe not before tomorrow! When I have tried it, I’m gonna write in here.. thank you for the recipe 🙂
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Dear Kelvin, we have no ‘heggs’ in Aotearoa/new Zealand.
Will ‘Iggs’ do instead?
n.b. Kiwis have the habit of pronouncing e as i , i as u, e as a – as thus:
eggs becomes iggs, and fish and chips becomes fush end chups!(p.s. Love your blog at anglokiwi)
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Oh what a silly mistake on my comment (above). anglokiwi shud rede ‘kiwianglo’
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