Always traditional lemon and sugar for us, one of my sons likes strawberry jam, so I’ve got that ready as he’ll come round looking hopeful, they always do on special food days……
And I’ll do our other favourite. Cooked Bramley apple with a little cinnamon, rolled in a pancake, sprinkled with caster sugar and more cinnamon and served with a blob of whipped double cream
Damn and Blast! I didn’t realise, I will make some tomorrow.
It is not really celebrated here, I used to when I remembered and my kids used to invite their friends to watch me toss the pancakes.
Most pancakes people make here are those pathetic, thick, tiny American Macca’s style pancakes rather than thin delicious ones as illustrated by @Boot .
The only advantage I have is that the lemons are fresh off my tree! (and I use Australian raw sugar - actually all the ingredients used are Australian come to think of it - no foreign rubbish in my pancakes )
Have to say Pancake Day has taken me by surprise this year - didn’t realise it was today!! I’d better go and get some more eggs then, and make some to take up to my daughter this evening after my GD’s swimming lesson.
I love the traditional lemon juice and sugar, but in the summer, when our raspberries are ripe, I love pancakes filled with creme fraiche and raspberries
Last year we had my eldest daughters partner here. I think we were in lockdown & they were both here, so they could continue to see each other. So I brought piles of bits & we made an evening of it.
I also make them as a savoury dish. Minced beef placed in the middle of the pancake, and then the pancake rolled over the top. Think of a poor man’s cannelloni. Lush.
Weird but nice was my son’s creations. Hot salsa and mozzarella with some pepperoni if we had any. Rolled up and sprinkled with smoked paprika and more cheese. A sort of pizza pancake roll thingy
I made pancakes this afternoon for a dozen pensioners. Fortunately they all wanted the same, lemon and sugar. They enjoyed them so much they all wanted a second one so I had to rustle up a second batch of batter.
Fortunately someone else did the cleaning up. Why is uncooked pancake batter so messy?