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I tried yogurt but I think there must be something better. I am using maple syrup with pancakes and it is good but maybe an added addition would be good also.
Nothing and I do not mean that nothing is good on them. A lost of things are. But I like my pancakes with no topping at all. Just a nice, fluffy pancake for me.
I haven't tried it yet, but I bet a tablespoon or two of peanut butter would be good on pancakes, maybe with some maple syrup poured over it. Next time I have pancakes, I'm gonna give it a try.
Peanut butter is a lot like bacon - it adds a really good flavor to just about everything, especially home made beef vegetable soup.
Eve...there's not really a recipe. You just make small pancakes (crepes) and top them with a slice of smoked salmon, a dollop of sour cream, and a bit of caviar. Dill for garnish.
It doesn't even have to be expensive caviar....you can use inexpensive salmon or lumpfish roe.
It's how Russians eat blini, and especially popular for Lent.
Crimanysakes who left the door open and let the French Canuck in.
Sheesh if your gonna go down this route at least call it a bilini and not a pancake.
OP try tossing some crumbled up breakfast sausage in your flap jack batter and top with some REAL maple syrup grade B heated until just hot and slightly steamy. Don't forget the real cream butter. Try buckwheat pancakes.
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