Went with the lemon and sugar then onto the melted chocolate.
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Not having mine until tomorrow but (as always) it will be
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Since when has pancakes ever had a singular form of the noun?
Pancakes are purely a lemon and sugar delivery device. Pile it on and eat them until a rush comparable to a Henry of Bolivias finest marching powder hits you.
Turn off the fire alarm from the furiously smoking pan and go sit in a dark room illuminated only by the vibration of your eyeballs.
Lovey.
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Meh, too religious for me.
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Complete perversion!
(I’m in 
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This looks to be a very nice example. Every year the last three I make are the best. Then I forget in time to go through the exact same process the following year.
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In parts of France it is (apparently) customary to say that “the first crêpe is for the dog, and the last ladleful is for the cat"
I’m seeing a lot of crepes here, some wannabe crumpets yet zero pancakes… WTF!
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I know I’m going to enjoy this one.
How d’ya mean?
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A British pancake should be taller and smaller in diameter, if you pick up a pancake from one end it should hold horizontal integrity. A crumpet should be small/medium height and medium to large in diameter. A crumpet will not hold horizontal integrity if picked up from one side. A crepe will flop like a 60 year olds appendage after eight pints no matter what region its lifted from. Have you never been to the, admittedly now defunct, pancake place. A stalwart in 80s British cuisine only bettered by Wimpy (possibly).
Sounds an awful lot like you’re describing an American pancake there
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Were you dropped on your head as a child?
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Possibly, I was a child at the time, memory wasn’t the best so unable to confirm or deny. Think you might have been if you think that’s a sensible question in a pancake debate.
