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All you need for these pancakes are three fridge and pantry staples - eggs, milk and flour.
The personal trainer, who learned the hard way that all foods are OK in moderation, began to share her recipes on Instagram during the Covid-19 pandemic.
She is a fan of this recipe, saying they are cheap and easy to make - perfect for the youngsters of the household to make themselves.
You can then use whatever is to hand to dress them up. Berries, banana, maple syrup, bacon, yoghurt - the list goes on.
Makes 10
Takes 10-40 minutes (depending on how many batches)
2 large eggs
250ml (1 cup) milk
300g (2⅓ cups ) self- raising flour
Put the eggs and milk into a medium bowl and mix together with a balloon whisk until fully combined. Add the flour and mix in until the batter is smooth.
Heat a large non-stick frying pan over a medium heat and spray with cooking oil or add a blob of butter.
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Repeat with the remaining batter to make 10 pancakes.
Serve each pancake immediately, with your favourite toppings (see below for suggestions).
Topping suggestions
Try these delicious topping combinations: butter and maple syrup, lemon and sugar, berries and yoghurt, fresh fruit and whipped cream, or even chocolate hazelnut spread or speculoos spread (cookie butter).