Scotch Pancakes or Drop Scones

"These are little pancakes, thicker than the Shove Tuesday, crepe-y ones. Eat hot, or cold the next day. Can add raisins, spices, other fruits to the batter if you like."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
18 pancakes
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix or sift the flour, sugar and salt together.
  • Make a well/hollow in the flour, then add the egg and milk into it.
  • Mix, incorporating the flour from around the well until you have a thick, smooth batter that drops from the spoon like thick cream. (If you want to add any extras, do it now.).
  • Heat a frying pan with a little butter or oil, wipe off if there's too much.
  • Drop teaspoonfuls of batter into the pan. Leave enough room between them to manouver a fish slice/your preferred pancake turning implement.
  • When bubbles appear, turn the pancakes over and cook until lightly browned and no longer battery.
  • Serve with butter, jam or honey or anything you fancy.

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Reviews

  1. EXcellent and so easy ,big hit with my kids,thank you.
     
  2. Perfect! - just like those my Mum made for sunday tea back in the day. I used tablespoonful of batter at a time - got about 10 exactly the size I wanted. Yummy with butter and golden syrup.
     
  3. These pancakes are delicious! I really don't like the thin pancakes that spread all over the frying pan so these were great. Just like my dad used to make when I was little. Thanks for the recipe!
     
  4. This recipe made 9 pancakes approximately 3.5 inches in diameter. They were delicious, but I felt may be a bit heavy. More milk may be needed.
     
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I work in a local museum, training to be a curator. I enjoy baking at weekends, mainly sweet stuff but the BF and I are trying to put a stop to the expanding waistlines. This means fewer, or smaller batches rather than sugar substitutes or margarine. Butter, cream and sugar all the way (in moderation)! It's not a proper weekend unless I've burned myself, probably getting something in or out of the oven. I learnt to knit with the support of the people in the Learn to Knit thread on the craft forum and am now involved with a fun local group. For laughs, I go to quite a few stand-up comedy nights around town.
 
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