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Cooking & Baking

Karadeniz

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4. England has a pancake day. Wed call them crepes. You take your cooked crepe

Reply to Marthe48 (Original post)

Sun Jan 5, 2025, 01:49 PM

Jan 5

And lightly butter it. Then comes fresh lemon juice. Lastly, sprinkle with powdered sugar. Roll it up or fold it into quarters. You can't make too many!!!! IHOP used to make some entree with 4 crepes and some sort of topping. I had them keep everything but the crepes and bring me sides of butter, lemon wedges and sugar. Voila! My own British pancakes!

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Have I mentioned English flapjacks? [View all] Marthe48 Jan 5 OP

I thought a "flapjack" was more like a "pancake". Diamond_Dog Jan 5 #1

So did I. My mother made pancakes. Glorfindel Jan 5 #6

I've made these once. surrealAmerican Jan 5 #2

My first tries Marthe48 Jan 5 #5

Americans call those cereal/breakfast bars SARose Jan 5 #3

England has a pancake day. Wed call them crepes. You take your cooked crepe Karadeniz Jan 5 #4

Scottish Teas littlemissmartypants Jan 6 #7

Uuuummmmmmm...! Karadeniz Jan 6 #8