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large cakesEasy
Published 2012
I like to make hotcakes for late, lazy breakfasts. Sometimes I put fruit such as blueberries in them, but in the summer I like to use nasturtium or marigold petals, or a mixture of golden flowers. You will need very little oil or butter if you use a non-stick pan to cook these hotcakes.
Beat the egg, milk, yoghurt and flour to make a thick, smooth, lump-free batter. Stir in the baking powder and the flowers, then wait until the batter begins to froth and bubble slightly on the surface. This indicates that the mixture is aerating because of the baking powder’s action and will produce a light batter.
Make sure the pan and the fat are hot. Pour in the batter until it cove
