Recipes from the GP Kitchen

A pancake story

25th February is Pancake Day!

The word “pancake” first appeared in English in the XV Century.

— Cultural Food —

The pancake in all its forms is made worldwide.
Here’s mine, what’s yours (write it in the comments below)?

– Layered pancakes with clotted cream and berries on top –

Superyummy!

More info about pancakes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pancake

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