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Thin pancakes that won't tear: tell you what you should add to the batter

Iryna MelnichenkoFood
Delicious pancakes
Delicious pancakes. Source: bakingkneads.com

Every housewife knows how to cook homemade pancakes . But, very often they tear, and also turn out with lumps. In order for the batter to be homogeneous, cooks advise adding vegetable oil and melted butter to the base.

Fried pancakes

Culinarian Andrew shared on Instagram a recipe for delicious, thin pancakes that won't tear and that take only 10 minutes to cook.

Pancake recipe

Ingredients:

  • Milk - 300 ml
  • Wheat flour - 130 g
  • Eggs - 2 pcs.
  • Water - 100 ml
  • Salt - 4 g
  • Sugar - 30 g
  • Butter - 50 g
  • Sunflower oil - 20 ml

Method of preparation:

1. Sift flour, add eggs, sugar, beat, pour in milk, continuing to beat, pour in melted butter and vegetable oil, mix.

How to make the perfect pancake batter

2. Fry the pancakes on both sides until golden.

Cooking pancakes

You can use cottage cheese, berries, fruits, hard cheese, fried mushrooms, stewed cabbage for the filling!

Delicious pancakes with cottage cheese

Also on OBOZREVATEL you can read the recipes:

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