Noisy noise annoys
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Waiting until tomorrow as both kids are home .
Making these (hid the source as you’ll take the piss)
Making these (hid the source as you’ll take the piss)
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Pancake Day
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Noisy noise annoys
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Was teasing, bruv
Andy is the King
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There is nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing better than a good pancake.
And quite obviously, this thread is well overdue.
And quite obviously, this thread is well overdue.
chrismpw
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I'll always opt for lemon and sugar myself.
Really disappointed by the lack of pancake pictures.
The most Tory pancakes ever them.
Noisy noise annoys
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Fortunately, they’re from my left wing news paper
GoldenToffee
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Prefer savoury pancakes myself... cheese and ham with a few splashes of Maggi for flavour.
Absolutely favourite though is a Chinese pancake, famous in Shanghai and other areas, called a jianbing - wonderful. I fondly remember being there in about 2015 and nervously queuing up at a street vendor's stand, the only white person to be seen, and not knowing the price and not seeing any signs for the price, not to mention knowing no Chinese at all. The vendor had a basket for you to throw your money in and used an honesty system for you to take the correct change. I held my fingers up to ask for two of the pancakes, and knew the note I had in my hand would be enough to easily cover it. A nice man behind me, with a smile on his face, indicated to put my money in the basket, and reached in and got the correct change out for me. Think I paid about £1.50 for two piping hot, crispy, sweet and slightly spicy, fragrant pancakes. 11/10 would recommend.
On the picture below, they'll scoop a stodgy dollop of the mixture onto a flat stove and use a wooden instrument to circle it into an even layer. After that they'll crack an egg into the middle and use the same wooden instrument to delicately mix it evenly over the pancake. They'll sprinkle some spices onto it and throw on some green onions, then spoon a red chili sauce, and then a darker hoisin-style sauce onto it, before putting a kind of pork cracking cracker directly into the middle, folding it up and cutting it into half, before handing it to you in a paper bag. Street food as its finest.
Absolutely favourite though is a Chinese pancake, famous in Shanghai and other areas, called a jianbing - wonderful. I fondly remember being there in about 2015 and nervously queuing up at a street vendor's stand, the only white person to be seen, and not knowing the price and not seeing any signs for the price, not to mention knowing no Chinese at all. The vendor had a basket for you to throw your money in and used an honesty system for you to take the correct change. I held my fingers up to ask for two of the pancakes, and knew the note I had in my hand would be enough to easily cover it. A nice man behind me, with a smile on his face, indicated to put my money in the basket, and reached in and got the correct change out for me. Think I paid about £1.50 for two piping hot, crispy, sweet and slightly spicy, fragrant pancakes. 11/10 would recommend.
On the picture below, they'll scoop a stodgy dollop of the mixture onto a flat stove and use a wooden instrument to circle it into an even layer. After that they'll crack an egg into the middle and use the same wooden instrument to delicately mix it evenly over the pancake. They'll sprinkle some spices onto it and throw on some green onions, then spoon a red chili sauce, and then a darker hoisin-style sauce onto it, before putting a kind of pork cracking cracker directly into the middle, folding it up and cutting it into half, before handing it to you in a paper bag. Street food as its finest.
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My diabetes & three other members of a large family all got diabetes type 2 after we had been dished out the same Beta blocker Atenolol when the internet first arrived I checked it out & it stated then - warning the tablet can damage the pancreas & cause type 2 diabetes ... the only three people in my family like me were prescribed this tablet = we ended up type 2 diabetics - a cheap & nasty cheap drug - My GP changed me to far better Blood pressure tablets as he was fuming as my BP was only slightly high back then ....
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Pootsy
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Best of Luck with your Guardian of the Galaxy recipe
Don't forget the bacon to go with all that syrup - strange bunch these colonials
Like I said - strange.
But it would be boring if we were all the same.
Pootsy
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Its a combo I only discovered recently. But then when you look at the types of bacon you buy, ie The Maple Kind, you wonder why it took so long. Personally I would have preferred twice the amount of bacon in between 2 pieces of bread and a good application of HP Sauce but the kids wanted pancakes. Who am I to spoil their goals.
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