I grew up eating crepes as pancakes, for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. My favourite topping was ice cream and jam as a dessert. We only occasionally had what we called 'griddle cakes' as the fluffy pancake Americans know. We often had the kiwi favourite, pikelets, for afternoon tea which is very similar. But different.
I have never kept a standard recipe for fluffy 'American' pancakes. Every time we want them, I end up looking online for a new recipe. I find unique flavoured recipes fun but I'm never that interested in revisiting them, maybe because they require special ingredients. For example, carrot cake pancakes or cranberry ricotta pancakes. Recently, I came across a great recipe which had very normal ingredients but it also added 1/2 a teaspoon of baking soda. This made them fluffy fluffy fluffy. I was nervous that they'd be too salty so I used the sieve for the dry ingredients and they were awesome. I think I've finally found my go-to recipe.
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