Pancakes...

[anon361]

With Pancake Tuesday next week I started to think about them last night so I decided to make some early, mine aren't anything fancy but they taste bloody good, 4 cups of flour, 4 eggs, pinch of salt, a spoon of sugar and enough milk to make the mixture runny, popped it in the fridge overnight and just had them for my tea with just sugar and lemon as toppings, yum yum in my tum
I only use Stork margarine in the pan as it gives them extra flavour. How do you cook yours?

[dr love]

The same way but I fry mine with oil with a splash of lemon , then eat with golden syrup ,.:lol doc

[dave1dave]

With Pancake Tuesday next week I started to think about them last night so I decided to make some early, mine aren't anything fancy but they taste bloody good, 4 cups of flour, 4 eggs, pinch of salt, a spoon of sugar and enough milk to make the mixture runny, popped it in the fridge overnight and just had them for my tea with just sugar and lemon as toppings, yum yum in my tum
I only use Stork margarine in the pan as it gives them extra flavour. How do you cook yours?

mmmmm must get some going !

[samlad]

With Pancake Tuesday next week I started to think about them last night so I decided to make some early, mine aren't anything fancy but they taste bloody good, 4 cups of flour, 4 eggs, pinch of salt, a spoon of sugar and enough milk to make the mixture runny, popped it in the fridge overnight and just had them for my tea with just sugar and lemon as toppings, yum yum in my tum
I only use Stork margarine in the pan as it gives them extra flavour. How do you cook yours?

I love pancakes too! Yummy! But a question for you (and please don't think I'm being pedantic!)... does margarine actually exsist anymore? They have to call it spread now, don't they as it's made up of vegetable oils as opposed to animal fats? I think margarine was banned because of it's high hydrogenated fat content, but I could be wrong?

Could someone put me right on this?

By the way, my pancakes have to have a little sugar and lemon juice

[Forrest]

I love pancakes too! Yummy! But a question for you (and please don't think I'm being pedantic!)... does margarine actually exsist anymore? They have to call it spread now, don't they as it's made up of vegetable oils as opposed to animal fats? I think margarine was banned because of it's high hydrogenated fat content, but I could be wrong?

Could someone put me right on this?

Sorry Sam, you are being pedantic

Never cooked pancakes, don't have any real passion for them, so I wouldn't care if I never had one again, but I'm glad you all enjoy them.

[mature abby]

sugar an lemon on mine too yum , only last year finally got the courage to toss them xxx

[Forrest]

sugar an lemon on mine too yum , only last year finally got the courage to toss them xxx

That's very naughty Abby I hope you had company while tossing your pancakes

[anitasizzle]

I love pancakes too! Yummy! But a question for you (and please don't think I'm being pedantic!)... does margarine actually exsist anymore? They have to call it spread now, don't they as it's made up of vegetable oils as opposed to animal fats? I think margarine was banned because of it's high hydrogenated fat content, but I could be wrong?

Could someone put me right on this?

By the way, my pancakes have to have a little sugar and lemon juice

How can you use 'margarune'' or 'spread' on pancakes? You have to go all the way, and use butter with maple syrup from Vermont

[magicalman9357]

With Pancake Tuesday next week I started to think about them last night so I decided to make some early, mine aren't anything fancy but they taste bloody good, 4 cups of flour, 4 eggs, pinch of salt, a spoon of sugar and enough milk to make the mixture runny, popped it in the fridge overnight and just had them for my tea with just sugar and lemon as toppings, yum yum in my tum
I only use Stork margarine in the pan as it gives them extra flavour. How do you cook yours?

Pancakes with lots and lots of butter and a little squirt of lemon.

[monster_monster]

I love pancakes too! Yummy! But a question for you (and please don't think I'm being pedantic!)... does margarine actually exsist anymore? They have to call it spread now, don't they as it's made up of vegetable oils as opposed to animal fats? I think margarine was banned because of it's high hydrogenated fat content, but I could be wrong?

Could someone put me right on this?

By the way, my pancakes have to have a little sugar and lemon juice

is margarine banned? maybe in the UK not over here in the land of TK Red Lemonade