*Last year was my first attempt at a gluten free Shrove Tuesday - making stacks and stacks of buckwheat American style pancakes. This year I wanted to make slightly smaller quantity of a lighter, more delicate crepe and threw together rather successful recipe.
I was planning to use my standard Doves Organic GF flour - but I had run out and didn't plan to replace it with moving to India. But, brilliantly, I had a selection of flours leftover from the bread making, resulting in a light, lacy pancake - and my wheat eating friend was none the wiser.
50g buckwheat flour
25g rice flour
25g corn flour
pinch of sugar
250ml milk25g melted butter, plus extra for greasing the pan
Method:
Sift all the flours into a large bowl
Mix in the eggs and a 2-3 tablespoons of milk into a paste
Mix in the rest of the milk and sugar into a thin batter
Pour in the melted butter and whisk by hand for a couple of minutes
Leave to stand for at least 1 hour
Heat a large non-stick frying pan to a medium temperature
Melt a smudge butter in the pan (to help with browning and flavour if you are using a non-stick pan)
Pour in enough batter to cover the base of the frying pan with a thin layer - a lacy edge is fine - and leave to cook for 1-2mins.
Depending on how daring you are feeling flip over the pancake to cook on the other side for a minute or so.
Slide the pancake off onto a plate and douse with freshly squeezed lemon and Fair Trade sugar or a topping of your choice.
Devour.
*Image courtesy of 101cookbooks
Method:
Sift all the flours into a large bowl
Mix in the eggs and a 2-3 tablespoons of milk into a paste
Mix in the rest of the milk and sugar into a thin batter
Pour in the melted butter and whisk by hand for a couple of minutes
Leave to stand for at least 1 hour
Heat a large non-stick frying pan to a medium temperature
Melt a smudge butter in the pan (to help with browning and flavour if you are using a non-stick pan)
Pour in enough batter to cover the base of the frying pan with a thin layer - a lacy edge is fine - and leave to cook for 1-2mins.
Depending on how daring you are feeling flip over the pancake to cook on the other side for a minute or so.
Slide the pancake off onto a plate and douse with freshly squeezed lemon and Fair Trade sugar or a topping of your choice.
Devour.
*Image courtesy of 101cookbooks
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