Is there still a pumpkin left? So you will not pass by this recipe, because fragrant, weightless, lush pancakes with quince slices are incomparable, and how bright they are…, Sunny. Help yourself. P.S.: from the bookmark given in the recipe, it turns out a lot – so you can safely reduce it by half.
To prepare the sourdough, mix the sugar, flour and yeast in warm water, cover and leave for 10 minutes in a warm place.
In a 4-liter bowl, puree the baked pumpkin with warm milk.
Add eggs, salt, and beat.
Add sourdough, sugar, flour and knead the dough like thick sour cream. Cover and remove to a warm place for 30 minutes.
Wash the quince, cut it into small cubes (the size of a pea),
add it to the fermenting dough, mix it and leave it covered for another 15-20 minutes.
In a hot frying pan, pour 1 tbsp. l. vegetable oil, heat, gently, as little as possible disturbing the dough, spread the dough with a large spoon, fry for 1 minute, medium heat.
Turn it over with a spatula, cover with a lid, and fry for another 2 minutes, the heat is lower than average. Hot spread on a platter. For frying, re-pour and heat the oil, so fry all the pancakes.