I love making breakfast on the weekends - you can take your time, cook or bake something with love and serve it to the one you love. I treasure our Sunday morning breakfasts, sat at the kitchen table, chatting about everything and nothing and sipping on tea.
Sunday just gone I was craving crumpets - now - crumpets in the UK are different to crumpets in SA. I am talking crumpets a.k.a. drop scones a.k.a scotch pancakes. They are easy to make, smell delicious and are super yummy with syrup/jam/fruit or butter.
I remember making these as a child with my sister and eating them on the weekends for breakfast. I got the very same recipe book out and spied my handwriting from when I was a young teenager - I had written the measurements to make half the amount as the original recipe made far too many for just 2 people.
So, here it is - why not make a special breakfast for the one you love this Sunday - there doesn't need to be a reason - just because.
Crumpets/Drop Scones/Scotch Pancakes
Makes 24 (I always halve the mixture)
225 Self raising flour
1 tspn salt
1 tbsp caster sugar
1 egg
300ml milk
Butter for brushing the pan
Jam/honey/syrup to serve
Sift the flour and salt in a bowl. Add sugar and mix to a smooth batter with the egg and half the milk. Add remaining milk. Do this as quickly and lightly as possible. Do not beat.
Brush a hot frying pan lightly with butter, drop spoonfuls of batter into the pan. Cook until bubbles show on the surface and flip over - cook for a further two minutes until both sides are golden brown.
Serve immediately with jam, honey, syrup and fresh fruit.
Enjoy ♥
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