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These American pancakes are great! Instead of being thin and silky like French crêpes, they are wonderfully fluffy and thick and can be made to perfection straight away. Simple, simple, simple – my Jools goes mad for them.

First separate the eggs, putting the whites into one bowl and the yolks into another. Add the flour, baking powder and milk to the yolks and mix to a smooth thick batter. Whisk the whites with the salt until they form stiff peaks. Fold into the batter – it is now ready to use.

Heat a good non-stick pan on a medium heat. Pour some of your batter into the pan and fry for a couple of minutes until it starts to look golden and firm. At this point sprinkle your chosen flavouring (see below) on to the uncooked side before loosening with a spatula and flipping the pancake over. Continue frying until both sides are golden.

You can make these pancakes large or small, to your liking. You can serve them simply doused in maple syrup and even with some butter or crème fraîche. Or if you choose to sprinkle with a flavouring, try one of these...

fresh corn from the cob
crispy bacon or pancetta
blueberries
banana
stewed apple
grated chocolate
anything else you can imagine...

PS Blueberry pancakes (above) are great but you must try the corn pancakes. On one condition – you must use fresh corn. To do this, remove the outer leaves and carefully run a knife down the cob – this will loosen all the lovely pieces of corn – and sprinkle these raw over your pancake, before flipping it in the pan. I like to have some grilled bacon over my corn pancakes, drizzled with a little maple syrup. This sounds bloody horrid but it honestly tastes great!


• from Happy Days with the Naked Chef

ingredients

• 3 large eggs
• 115g/4oz plain flour
• 1 heaped teaspoon baking powder
• 140ml/5fl oz milk
• a pinch of salt

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1. Sarah C Sat 03 Oct 2009 @ 14:03 I invested in a good food mixer since making this first and it just takes a sec to make! Recently bought a bag of honey macadamias, blitzed them in the blender and sprinkled them on the batter side , oh sooo good!!! try it!!!!
2. Acko Thu 20 Aug 2009 @ 20:37 wass uuppp!-
this is FENOMENOMENALNO, PREKRASNO,VERY GOOD,
WITH ,LOVE FROM MACEDONIA!!
3. soph Sun 19 Jul 2009 @ 14:23 theses are fab thanks
4. Kazza Sun 05 Jul 2009 @ 12:16 The effort was WELL worth it! Thanks J.O.
5. Karina Sat 04 Jul 2009 @ 18:47 Hi Jamie!
These pancakes are really awesome, but i always add some sugar, because all my family members request them sweet!!! Thank you so much for the recipe!
I love you, Jamie!
lots of love from Russia!
6. icklebabe-com Tue 16 Jun 2009 @ 14:53 these are really lovely, I made them for a house full of kids and very hungry hubby on sunday and they went down a treat!
7. Jo Richards Sun 07 Jun 2009 @ 12:04 These are fantastic, so simple to make and lovely to boot.
Just love 'em, thanks Jamie!
8. Sarah C Fri 08 May 2009 @ 21:40 Hello Jamie!!

I made these pancakes when my boyfriends family were over one weekend, yeah they took a while but boy werethey worth it, fresh strawberries sprinkled on top or the batter poured over sliced banana into the pan.... they were a big hit!!

Kudos!!

Sarah C
9. Mrs. Ken Sun 19 Apr 2009 @ 13:39 Just had it for quick snack just now....had to leave a word so more people would want to try this. Very easy, as I know I never can wisk to peak, I straight away took out the electric ones. Very simple and to die for..
10. JUSSARA MERCALDI DONADON Tue 24 Mar 2009 @ 22:04 ADOREI ESTA RECEITA , É MARAVILHOSA A MASSA FICA OTIMA.

VC É O MAXIMO JAMIE !

BJOS.
11. gareth duffey from northampton, uk Mon 23 Mar 2009 @ 19:24 this is a great recipe. me and my partner thoroughly enjoyed these. i had to laugh at leyla's comment. your telling jamie how to cook these pancakes when he's written the recipe!!! hilarious. dont alter, the mixture is supposed to be thick. YUM YUM!!!!
12. Jordan Nicholson Sun 01 Mar 2009 @ 18:13 i have made these kinds of pancakes before..soo good...but we ran out of syrup (of course) and we decided to use honey instead and sliced some bananas on top..
smashing. was delicious.

cheers to you jamie.

x
13. Leyla from casablanca Thu 26 Feb 2009 @ 15:21 The amount of milk was not enough to have a liquid smooth batter . I had to double the milk quantity and i was happy with the results . I also used vanilla essence to the batter . My kids love the hint of vanilla in the pancakes .
14. margit Wed 25 Feb 2009 @ 21:43 Hi,
I'm from Estonia and it's almost the same batter what I do here. I just don''t use any baking powder. Just eggs, flour, milk, some sugar and a pinch of salt. Of course like that they come out sweet. But I just love them. Really nice and fluffy. Love them with just golden syrup on top with cold milk. Yummy!! Doesn't need anything else on side.
15. Liz Wed 25 Feb 2009 @ 17:14 Emily, sometimes you can over whip egg white and they do end up going soft again. Also it is extremely hard to get peaks with just a fork or hand whisk, an electric mixer is best.
16. Edyie Tue 24 Feb 2009 @ 23:34 I am soooo very sorry, but I lost the login and password information. Can you tell me again. Thank you.
17. Michelle Tue 24 Feb 2009 @ 20:12 These really are what they say on the box! Did the corn and grilled bacon thing, added some mushrooms. Bit disappointed that we didn't have any maple syrup so we are going to have them again this Sat morning for breakfast (today is Shrove Tuesday).

Anyone that is unsure about whisking the egg whites, just use your electric mixer for approx 2 mins per 3 eggs and if thats long enough keep going - they do form stiff peaks and the faster the speed seemed to be the better for me.

Same went for the batter, I tried mixing with a wooden spoon but wasn't getting anywhere so pulled out the electric mixer and that thickened it up enough for it to work beautifully!!
18. Judemon Tue 24 Feb 2009 @ 17:41 x Emilia and Gabby x - to be sure your egg whites whip up nicely, the bowl has to be completely grease-free, and absolutely no bits of egg yolk in them.
These US stylie pancakes have become a favourite with my family, Enjoy!
19. Shelly Tue 24 Feb 2009 @ 12:13 Pannekoeken zijn lekker...
20. sarah cox Mon 23 Feb 2009 @ 21:35 can you email me recipe for pancakes from sarah cox
21. x Emilia and Gabby x Wed 18 Feb 2009 @ 15:34 Me and my little sister have just made these i'm 13 and my sister is only 9 but we managed to make them. The only thing is i couldn't make my egg whites to form 'stiff peaks' I whisked for ages but in the end i added it when it was as stiff as i could get it and they turned out ok but has anyone got any tips? But loved the pancakes!!

Thanks Emilia and Gabby XX
22. Emily Stewart Sun 15 Feb 2009 @ 14:43 Im 13 and have just made 'Pancakes USA Style' with no help at all (except from the book of cousre)! They were the best pancakes I have ever tasted in my life!! they were so simple and no-one in the house had made them before this so I am really pleased with myself!! At the same time my mum was prepering and making 'Perfect Roast Chicken and Roast Veg and Consistently Good Gravy' which i cannot wait to eat!! Thanks Jamie.!!
23. Mari-Liis Sun 01 Feb 2009 @ 16:23 Fabulous pancakes!!!! First time it wasn't so good bat evry time i get detter at it!
24. carol Sun 25 Jan 2009 @ 23:48 Hi, I tried the pancakes according to jamies recipie and i think its the worst pancake recipe ive ever tried.They tasted like eggs, I think its more of a omlet then a pancake. But i still love u jamie u hunk of a spunk!
25. Samantha Thu 01 Jan 2009 @ 18:43 These are really yummy! try them with a combo of smokey streaky bacon and a drizzle of Maple Syrup

Enjoy!!
26. Mark Bailey Sun 30 Nov 2008 @ 10:53 Hi I've been making these for a while now 2-3 year after seeing the show 1 xmas, there so easy I've started learning my 9 & 11 year old girls how to make them it's great cheers for the recipe.
27. Susanna Sat 29 Nov 2008 @ 23:35 This is the PERFECT pancake recipe! I used buttermilk and self-raising flour because I don't like the taste of baking powder, and they were so light and fluffy! I just had them with strawberry jam I'd made - but next time, I'm going to have caramelised banana, grilled bacon, and maple syrup.
28. francesca kingaby Tue 25 Nov 2008 @ 13:16 WOW
seeing how many goood coments about them i think im going over to the kitcen now to make them :D
thanx guys...xoxo
29. tiff Fri 21 Nov 2008 @ 12:04 looks lush and taste lush made it at ma house i could live on it
30. Linda Fornasier Tue 18 Nov 2008 @ 11:50 I'm from Italy and have often tried to find a good pancake recipe and I have finally found it! These are truly awesome, so easy to make, too. Thanks Jamie! x
31. kiki Mon 17 Nov 2008 @ 15:44 simple and delicious.. thanks for sharing
32. Miss UniverSuM Sat 15 Nov 2008 @ 19:52 niceeee
33. jamiehanlon Tue 11 Nov 2008 @ 12:42 hey!! any ideas on how to make the thin ones - they are delicious with strawberry jam! =) thanks =)
34. Megan Savage Fri 10 Oct 2008 @ 23:11 These pancakes look and taste great, worked out perfectly. My son and I had them dusted with icing sugar with a drizzle of Maple Syrup. I'm never going back to my old pancake recipe which in comparison was heavy and rubbery. Can't wait to do the "corn thing" with them.
Batter holds up very well in the fridge overnight too, same quality pancakes next day!
35. Smithy2307 Thu 09 Oct 2008 @ 07:58 One word AWESOME!!!!!!
36. georgie Sat 04 Oct 2008 @ 01:05 I adore cooking and after seeing this recipe I had to try it..it looked so easy, and as my 12 year old son loves pancakes, thought I would give it a try. WOW...First of all, how easy to prepare!! Secondly, even my son wanted to cook them after seeing how easy it was for me. (and he did). Thirdly...the taste test..My son thought they were the best he had ever tasted (and he is a very fussy eater!!)... and yes they are gorgeous. Have only eaten with golden syrup - but I can understand why the americans eat them with eggs and bacon. I am making more tomorrow...no more supermarket pancakes for us!!!
37. Sally Thu 02 Oct 2008 @ 15:21 What a simple and delicious pancakes! I will try to make it,and how about the pancake with strawberry?I love strawberry,and it can many kinds of dessert!Yummy~~
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38. Jean Guillou Sun 28 Sep 2008 @ 13:19 Er...What is called in french "crêpe" is not that french. It is from Brittanny. Breton. Especially when made of buckwheat.
39. trisha.alcala Wed 24 Sep 2008 @ 05:33 so love this one. simple yet delicious! yummy!
by the way, you can also try to sprinkle your pancakes with mangoes (sliced into cubes) and pour a chocolate syrup. now you have a mango pancake in chocolate syrup. yum yum! =)
40. Aline Chwist Fri 12 Sep 2008 @ 20:04 Hey there....I'm crazy about pancakes, and here in Brazil, we often have the thin one...thanx for sharing this recipe with us Jamie! Beijos!!!
41. Odette.Steyn Mon 08 Sep 2008 @ 09:43 Has anyone got a recipe for pancakes without dairy?
42. Kate Molyneux Fri 05 Sep 2008 @ 13:02 These are the best pancakes I have ever made..... friends now request them!!!! I generally make them with blueberries and they are to die for!

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