British pancakes

These British pancakes are easy to make with only a few ingredients. While they're traditional for Shrove Tuesday (Mardi Gras), they make a delicious snack or dessert any time. #pancake #Britishfood #crepe #mardigras #shrovetuesday

Traditional English Pancakes with lemon and sugar are a British food classic! Perfect for brunch, dessert and, of course, Shrove Tuesday (AKA Pancake Day!) My version are super simple to make and practically foolproof. Makes 12 pancakes of approximately 20cm/8inch diameter.

Crêpes are one of my favourite recipes from my childhood and following tradition, they are now one of my children’s favourite breakfast choices. Crêpes are pretty low in calories and filled with fruit, they make a tasty, vitamin-packed breakfast for children. Kate’s top tip- If you want to get ahead of time, you can make …

This is how we Brits make pancakes in the UK, every year for Pancake Day / Shrove Tuesday! Plus lots of sweet and savoury topping ideas.

Simple English pancakes are traditionally made in the UK on Shrove Tuesday (Pancake Day). Fill them with your favourite sweet or savoury fillings!

Another delicious recipe from Nigella is this American pancake recipe, made with baking powder, salt, sugar, eggs, butter, milk, and plain flour. These pancakes can be made in just 30 minutes and serve 4 people, so they are a quick and easy choice for breakfast or dinner.

In the UK the Shrove Tuesday is better known as the English Pancake day. A very sweet tradition! Pancake races are a way to celebrate it. We have been at the Great Spitafield Pancake race in London.

Scotch Pancakes are soft, thick and slightly sweet. Easily transform a simple batter into light and fluffy pancakes everyone will love.

English crumpets, cousin to English muffins, are made in a hot skillet in no time and served with butter and jam.

We have all the sweet and savoury pancake recipes you need for Shrove Tuesday, or simply for a lazy weekend breakfast or brunch.