This is from Elyn's Nigella's Pancakes. I like its premix method. You can prepare in advance by mixing large quantities of the dry ingredients and store them in an air-tight container. Whenever you need to make the pancakes, just scoop up 1 cup of the premix and mix with egg, milk, butter and vanilla essence to prepare the batter. These pancakes are SUPER soft and my nephew finished 6 pieces at one go.
This is another type of pancake from Korea called Hoddeok. The recipe is taken from My Korean Kitchen. It looks quite appetizing from the website's photos. I stuff the pancakes with sweet peanut fillings. But I did not do a good job when making the pancakes. The dough is kind of hard and dry. If only I had the chance to try the real Hoddeok from Korea, then I can compare how bad I did. ;)
Sorry to hear that your Korean pan cake didnt turn out well. It's ok, practise a few more time, you should get it right. I made European bread yesterday, first attempt...it looks close, has got a crusty crust, but the crumbs like not very cooked, a bit dense :'( anyway we finished almost the whole loaf this morning! Will try making it another time, wish me luck!
ReplyDeleteHaha, it's ok. I don't have much expectations when it comes to cooking. :)
ReplyDeleteWah, European breads. Seems like you are becoming more adventurous in breadmaking. I'm sure u will do better the next time. Looking forward. :)
Wow.. don't worry SSB, to me your Korean pan cake is already very well done leh.... I don't even have courage to try it out... :) *Pat pat* for all the good effort put in.... :) Jai you!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Ellena, thanks for the kind consolation. I hope I can cook as well as u do. :)
ReplyDeleteFor your hoddeok homemade ones typically look like that. ^^ The fancy made ones always look better... But I think the taste of homemade is always better. It's true that the dough is hard to work with. The most common filling however is a mix of brown sugar and cinnamon. When you cook it, it melts, so it turns into a nice syrup. ^^ If you ever make them again, you should try it!
ReplyDeleteHi Korean girl, the combination of brown sugar and cinnamon and melt into syrup sounds great! I should try this last time. Thanks for telling me! :)
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