- I kept hearing about spinach pancakes and looked for a good recipes.
- In the end, I adapted my own pancake recipe
- This version is the thin type – often called a crêpe or in Polish naleśnik.
- This is adapted the recipe the perfect pancake
- Using less flour and
- Less liquid.
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- Butter and oil for frying
Ingredients
- 2 eggs
- 100g fresh spinach
- 200ml milk
- 100ml water
- 150g plain flour
Method
- Shred the spinach in a mini-chopper or blender.
- Mix the eggs with the milk and water.
- Add the flour until well blended.
- Add the spinach.
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- If you leave this batter for a while, you will have to mix up the spinach.
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- Get a pancake pan hot with a little oil and butter.
- Use a standard ladle amount of batter to pour the mixture into the pan.
- Tilt the pan so that the mixture covers the surface completely and evenly.
- Cook the pancakes on one side and turn then over.
- You can make them up one by one or stack then up with a piece of greaseproof paper in between them.
- You can do this and leave then for later use.
- Pancakes with sweet fillings are normally folded into triangles – fan -shaped by folding the pancake into half and half again.
- Pancakes with savoury fillings are normally rolled up.
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- Pancakes rolled up without a filling can be cut and used as noodles or added to soups.


