
During the Ramadhan month ,the Muslims will observe their 30 days fasting and whereby our cafeteria will be closed during this time. So this Momsie will have to pack her own breakfast and lunch :p I have been taking oats for breakfast daily and is looking forward to something different , and this morning I woke up at 5.30am just to prepare this delicious and healthy apple pancakes for my breakfast. Food is more important than sleep now or I have to fast with my muslim colleagues :p
This Dutch Apple Pancake with caramelized sugar is from Ellie of Almost Bourdain and I have been wanting to try it out the moment I set my eyes on those mouthwatering pancakes pics from her blog and this morning I managed to get up early to prepare it and it was worth it. This is so healthy and refreshing with the caramelized tangy green apples with cinnamon flavor as topping! DELICIOUS is one word to describe this Dutch pancake. A simply light and easy pancake for the young and old. I love it and would like to thank Ellie of Almost Bourdain for sharing this wonderful recipe on her blog. I love her blog . Do hop over to drool on all her bakes :))) It makes me happy even if I don't bake them LOL!
Even Daddy could smell it from the bathroom :p His smell senses are really sharp LOL ! The sweet aroma of cinnamon flavored caramelized apple pancake really makes one hungry and I tucked in one before I left for the office :))) Yup, I am a fast worker, cooked it, photoshoot it and managed to tuck in one all under an hour :p
simple and easy to prepare delicious fruity pancake
that will make apple lovers crave for more :)
really makes one hungry :p
before leaving for the office
Appel Pannenkoek / Pannekoek - taken from Almost Bourdain
(Dutch Apple Pancakes with Caramelized Sugar)
between my lips and be able to discern the beautiful flavors
of this Dutch Apple Pancake...mmmmm delicious !
how can I not share this with you.... :p
Appel Pannenkoek / Pannekoek - taken from Almost Bourdain
(Dutch Apple Pancakes with Caramelized Sugar)
Ingredients:
1 cup (200g) flour
½ tsp baking powder
a pinch of salt
2 eggs
1 cup (200g) flour
½ tsp baking powder
a pinch of salt
2 eggs
2 apples(Granny Smith)
lemon juice
caster sugar
cinnamon sugar
butter
Method:
lemon juice
caster sugar
cinnamon sugar
butter
Method:
Peel and core the apples and slice them thinly. Turn them in lemon juice so they retain their color.
Combine the flour with the baking powder and salt, and add enough cold water to make a thick batter. Stir in the eggs.
Heat a little butter in a non-stick pan and spoon in the batter.
Immediately arrange the apple slices like tiles on top of the pancake. Sprinkle with sugar and cook until the pancake is brown.
Using a dinner plate or pot lid, carefully turn the pancake over so that the apples cook and the sugar caramelizes.
Turn once again, sprinkle with cinnamon sugar and serve hot.
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Elin, typo error is it?
ReplyDelete2 eggs (Granny Smith)? Should be apple.
Elin, your apple pancake looks better than mine!!! So nicely done. Thanks for the linking!! I am glad your family like it!
ReplyDeleteYou did all these before leaving for work?! You are a super woman. Hats off to you! And your pancakes look amazing! I would have probably burnt them if I woke up at 5.30am in the morning ;p
ReplyDelete@ Little Inbox: Haha ...yup yup typing error. I have it corrected :p thanks :)))
ReplyDelete@ Ellie: Hi Ellie, thanks for your kind words and encouragement. We love it! :)))
@ The Little Teochew : Heehee...my mind is always thinking of Food...so it won't get burnt...or I have to go fasting for the day LOL!
yum! I love pancakes and these apple pancake are perfect breakfast treat
ReplyDeleteOh...yummy yummy! It looks fantastic! I am drooling......
ReplyDeleteAny and all things apple + caramel are going to win the prize from us. Love how thin and crispy this looks
ReplyDeletehmmm... it looks so yummy! This pancake is really perfect for breakie!
ReplyDeletehi Elin
ReplyDeletesorry, what is cinnamon sugar? just add cinnamon powder to some sugar?
thks
octopusmum
@ Jessie : yesss....perfect for a breakfast treat :))
ReplyDelete@ Food For Tots: :)) welcome to drool but don't wet your keyboard...make this for your kids...they will love it I am sure :))
@ The Duo Dishes : Hi TDD..thanks so much for your kind words :))
@ Evelyn : yup..it's yummilicious & healthy..perfect for a breakfast treat..do try it out..I am sure you will love it :))
@ Octopusmum : Hi Octopusmum, just mix together 1/2 cup of sugar with 1 tbsp of cinnamon powder.
sounds/looks great. those apple slices! wow, i'm drooling, yummy. by the way i baked your savory bacon cookies and going to post it on my blog soon ^^ it was fantastic, thank you!
ReplyDeleteHI Elin
ReplyDeletethks for teaching me how to make cinnamon sugar..another thing, how many pancakes does this recipe yield? thks
regards
octopusmum
@ Short & Bald : Glad you tried it out and you too agreed that it was good :))) Looking forward to your sharing...my turn to drool :p
ReplyDelete@ Octopusmum : you are welcome and this recipe yields 4 large ones ( 7" dia pan )
HI Elin
ReplyDeletethks will try this out once i get my hands on cinnamon powder...have thrown away 1 bottle after it expired cause i hardly use it:(
regards
octopusmum
Elin, the pancake looks very yummy, esp. with caramelized sugar.
ReplyDeleteAngie's Recipes
Hi Angie,
ReplyDeleteOh yess...this is somthing so different from the many pancakes I have tried and this is one that I would want to make again....yummy no doubt :)
You're right on! It's one of my family favourites too! Another version is the smaller mini pancakes ~ Poffertjies!
ReplyDeleteno wonder i cant remember this post..so long already..so it's a pancake! that caramelising sugar sounds like something too delicious!!
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