Showing posts with label pancakes. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 26 February 2014
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Peaches, Honey and Mint Pancakes
Peaches, Honey and Mint Pancakes |
During the week breakfasts
need to be easy and quick which usually means bowls of cereal all
round. Weekends though are a different affair – it's time to start
cooking things for a leisurely, laidback meal. However, this is still
breakfast time and we can't spend spend too much time in the kitchen
as the younger natives start getting very restless. Fresh inspiration
is always welcome and this has come in the form of a package I
recently received from Clarks Honey
containing their new Honey blend.
Clarks Honey is a clear,
runny honey which makes it perfect for drizzling or measuring out for
recipes. Usually British honey is set but Clarks has mixed British
honey with Blossom and Acacia honey so you get the best of both. For
a light fruity breakfast I chose some ripe peaches but you could also
try nectarines, apricots or plums. The mint is from my garden and is
a lime mint variety but pick whatever mint you have.
Ingredients
½
oz (15g) Unsalted butter
4 Ripe peaches, de-stoned
and sliced
3 Mint leaves
1 tbsp (15ml) Clarks Honey
Method
1. Pre-heat the oven to
200°C/Gas
mark 6.
3. Once they start to fry
cook the pancakes as per the instructions (4-5 minutes).
5. Heat though gently making
sure the peaches keep their shape.
6. Serve mixed with the
heated pancakes.
If you want to know what we
did with the Roddas Clotted Cream they became pudding that night along with
some fresh figs drizzled with some more Clarks Honey.
Clarks sent me the items
for free and no payment was received. The views and recipe are my
own.
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