15/02/2021
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Who doesn’t love Pancakes? well we we at UKMUMS.TV do! So we thought we would let you have some last minute ideas for the big day this week!

Here’s a simple pancake recipe from Little Cooks Co for the kids to cook (with a little help from mum or dad, of course) that will add a little love to the mix this year, especially as we could all do with a bit of a hug right now!

Prep: 5 minutes
Cook: 10 minutes
Allergens: Egg, dairy (optional)
Skills: Cracking an egg, using a blender, flipping a pancake

The Ingredients

 

Ingredients you’ll need:
200g strawberries (100g for the batter and 100g for decorating)
100ml milk (1/2 cup)
100g oats (1 cup)
1 banana
1 egg (or 1 tbsp of chia seeds or flax seeds)
Greek yogurt to serve (or dairy free alternative)

You can fit several small pancakes in one pan Equipment:

Chopping board and knife

Measuring scales

Blender

Non-stick frying pan

Spatula

Cooking instructions:

  1. Measure out 100g of strawberries
  2. Add them to your blender jug with the milk, oats, banana and egg
  3. Whizz until smooth
  4. Heat your frying pan on a medium heat – if it isn’t a non-stick pan then add a little coconut oil or butter to prevent sticking
  5. Pour 3 small circles of your batter into the frying pan as shown in the picture
  6. Flip after 3-4 minutes using a spatula – if they are still sticky and difficult to flip then let them cook for another minute
  7. When they are golden on each side pop your cooked pancakes on a plate to cool and repeat step 5 and 6 with the remaining mixture
  8. Now cut up the remaining strawberries into heart shapes (or any shape you like!) – you can use cutters or a blunt knife for this
  9. Plate up your pancakes and decorate them with your heart strawberries!
  10. Serve with Greek yogurt (or dairy free alternative). These pancakes can also be stored in the fridge for a couple of days – they make great fingerfood!

Comment down below if you give this recipe a go and be sure to share your pictures with us over on Facebook and Twitter @UKMumstv.

 

 

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