Nothing beats waking up late and having breakfast in the comfort of their own bed on a lazy weekend. Well, but someone got to make things happen. Breakfast in bed is not just going to appear with a snap of your finger (unless you got a maid, or butler). Lucky for the one who is still cuddling amongst the blankets, while someone had to set the alarm a little earlier and slog it out on the kitchen tables.
Drizzled with maple syrup and melted butter, pancakes are an ideal choice for breakfast in bed or brunch, as it is also fuss-free and simple to make. And to make things even simpler, this recipe that I chanced upon recently while searching for various pancakes recipes, requires only 3 basic ingredients to make. The end result? Light and fluffy pancakes that took little effort and time, BUT no less the love. To complete the brunch, I added a slice of briefly fried breakfast ham and topped it up with some lovely scrambled eggs.
Difficulty:
Easy
Makes 5 regular-sized pancakes
Ingredients
1 cup self-raising flour
1 cup milk
1 egg
Butter or oil for greasing
Steps
1. Preheat a large non-stick frying pan.
2. In a large bowl, beat the milk and egg lightly together.
3. Add in the self-raising flour. Stir until just combined.
3. Lightly grease the frying pan.
5. Cook large spoonfuls of batter until bubbly and the edges go dry.
6. Turn and brown the other side.
Tips
1. Complete the dish with bacons, eggs or sausages for a fulfilling breakfast/brunch, or topped it up with a scoop of your favourite ice cream and chocolate sauce for late afternoon snacks.
View Original Recipe here.