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In preparation for P-Day, some recipes / ideas

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Rhubarb pancakes, mmmmm!

Ooh thanks Daff, pancakes were a possible for the menu for tomorrow...but yumm...now they are a definite! I have to try some of these.

Me too, going to get flipping

There's a Pancake Day?



JOY!

Pretty good, eh!

Wonder when Souffle Day is ?

does hotcakes qualify as pancakes?

Satellite wrote:does hotcakes qualify as pancakes?

Yes

Lili Von Shtupp wrote:There's a Pancake Day?



JOY!

Indeed. In my former home state of Kansas they have the International Pancake Day Pancake Race between the towns of Liberal, Kansas and Olney, England.

Here's the web site. http://www.pancakeday.net/

People, I thought you were my friends! Where's the solidarity? I used to love pancake day

Soy flour?

I use the Bob's Red Mill gluten free pancake mix, and it's wonderful! Actually, pancakes have become a very important part of my gluten-free existence. It's the only "bready" thing that I can make a substitute for and it tastes like the real thing. With real maple syrup, some crispy bacon, a big bowl of whatever fruit we've got around, and it smells like Sunday.

Thanks for the link, Sluggo! That's terrific, and informative:

"Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday, Pancake Day — all four terms refer to the same day-- the day before the beginning of Lent."

I do occasionally have corn & ricotta hotcakes for breakfast at one of our favourite cafs because they're so hard to resist (served with bacon, rocket and corn relish - mmmmMMMMM!), but I sometimes pay the price next day.

Ingredients for pancakes? Flour, eggs, milk. My top 3 intolerances? Eggs, dairy, gluten

(I haven't seen Bob's Red Mill products here but of course there are alternatives.)

Bob's Red Mill, the recipe on the packet says you can substitute soy milk or almond milk, no problem, but I've never tried it because as yet my lactose intolerance only applies to milk if I drink it or ice cream, so I can still cook with it. As for the egg ... I know there are things like egg beaters, but are they for making a scramble or can you add them to recipes?

Nobody to make pancakes for today so I'll just shift P Day to tomorrow. Thin, a bit lacy at the edges with a good squeeze of lemon and a tiny amount of sugar..oh yes.

yummmm... you just described my perfect pancake!

K, we'll eat some for you!

Flour, eggs, milk, lemon and sugar all lined up

Thanks Daff! So excited We are doing Pancake Wednesday as Mr Chocolate is in Philly. unless I might need a practice run ?

Tack wrote:Nobody to make pancakes for today so I'll just shift P Day to tomorrow. Thin, a bit lacy at the edges with a good squeeze of lemon and a tiny amount of sugar..oh yes.

Ahhhh yes, the pancakes of my youth. Maybe some golden syrup on a couple.

(You're up late, or are you away?)

chocolate wrote:Thanks Daff! So excited We are doing Pancake Wednesday as Mr Chocolate is in Philly. unless I might need a practice run ?

Perfecting the pancake, huh?

There's a whole difference when it coems to British pancakes and American pancakes.

however, there's a vegitarian indian that do nice dosais!

FB is right, there is your excuse Choc! You have to make some on 'Tuesday to make sure you get the American version right.

Lili Von Shtupp wrote:I use the Bob's Red Mill gluten free pancake mix, and it's wonderful! Actually, pancakes have become a very important part of my gluten-free existence. It's the only "bready" thing that I can make a substitute for and it tastes like the real thing. With real maple syrup, some crispy bacon, a big bowl of whatever fruit we've got around, and it smells like Sunday.

Thanks for the link, Sluggo! That's terrific, and informative:

"Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday, Shrove Tuesday, Pancake Day — all four terms refer to the same day-- the day before the beginning of Lent."

Have you tried "tattie (potato) scones"? (Scottish "delicacy" so Mr Crom may have a recipe if google doesn't).

My local butcher sells them and they look like thick chapatis/wraps.

Hmm, it would seem I've messed up. Should have planned on potato pancakes for dinner tonight. Maybe tomorrow given tonight's dinner is already beyond the prepping stage.

Pinklepurr wrote:FB is right

A rarity, but it does happen!

First pancake of the day had.....

Don't forget what comes after Fat Tuesday....Ash Wednesday, first day of Lent.

Time to give up those pancakes I guess!