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 Thin Pancakes with Eggs and Holes
Simple, fast, delicious. For a delicious tea party! Pancakes with thin eggs with holes are a great way to please your loved ones, even if there is no milk in the refrigerator. They turn out to be beautiful, delicate. Serve a fragrant, hearty treat with sour cream, condensed milk or jam.
Course Breakfast Lunch, Desserts Dishes
Cuisine Asian Cuisine, French Cuisine, Ukrainian Cuisine
Keyword Easy, For Beginners
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Servings
Ingredients
Course Breakfast Lunch, Desserts Dishes
Cuisine Asian Cuisine, French Cuisine, Ukrainian Cuisine
Keyword Easy, For Beginners
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 30 minutes
Servings
Ingredients
Instructions
  1. How to make thin pancakes with holes using water? Gather all the necessary ingredients. Crack the chicken eggs (ensure they are at room temperature) into a deep bowl and add sugar. You can adjust the amount of sugar to your taste, but avoid using too much, as it can cause the pancakes to brown quickly and stick to the pan. For detailed tips on making perfect pancakes, refer to the article linked at the end of this recipe.
    How to make thin pancakes with holes using water? Gather all the necessary ingredients. Crack the chicken eggs (ensure they are at room temperature) into a deep bowl and add sugar. You can adjust the amount of sugar to your taste, but avoid using too much, as it can cause the pancakes to brown quickly and stick to the pan. For detailed tips on making perfect pancakes, refer to the article linked at the end of this recipe.
  2. Add a pinch of vanilla extract and a pinch of salt to the eggs. Whisk the ingredients using a whisk or a mixer until you achieve a homogeneous mixture with a foamy surface. There's no need for stiff foam; the key is to ensure that the egg whites are fully incorporated.
    Add a pinch of vanilla extract and a pinch of salt to the eggs. Whisk the ingredients using a whisk or a mixer until you achieve a homogeneous mixture with a foamy surface. There's no need for stiff foam; the key is to ensure that the egg whites are fully incorporated.
  3. Slowly pour in hot (but not boiling) water while simultaneously stirring the mixture vigorously with a whisk to prevent the eggs from cooking.
    Slowly pour in hot (but not boiling) water while simultaneously stirring the mixture vigorously with a whisk to prevent the eggs from cooking.
  4. Sift the flour into the liquid mixture, and don't forget to include the baking powder. It's advisable to sift the flour multiple times to aerate it. Add the flour in small portions, stirring thoroughly each time to minimize lumps. The precise amount of flour may vary, so aim for the desired consistency. You can find more information about flour properties in the article linked at the end of this recipe.
    Sift the flour into the liquid mixture, and don't forget to include the baking powder. It's advisable to sift the flour multiple times to aerate it. Add the flour in small portions, stirring thoroughly each time to minimize lumps. The precise amount of flour may vary, so aim for the desired consistency. You can find more information about flour properties in the article linked at the end of this recipe.
  5. To disperse any remaining flour lumps and achieve a consistent dough, allow it to rest on the table for 15 minutes. Then, use a mixer to beat the dough once more. Incorporate vegetable oil into the dough and mix well. The dough should be thin, ensuring your pancakes turn out thin and with holes. Now you're ready to start frying.
    To disperse any remaining flour lumps and achieve a consistent dough, allow it to rest on the table for 15 minutes. Then, use a mixer to beat the dough once more. Incorporate vegetable oil into the dough and mix well. The dough should be thin, ensuring your pancakes turn out thin and with holes. Now you're ready to start frying.
  6. For frying pancakes, it's best to use a dedicated pancake pan or a pan with a non-stick coating. Since we've already added vegetable oil to the dough, there's no need to add more oil to the pan (except for the first pancake). Cook the pancakes over medium heat, flipping them to ensure both sides turn golden brown. Once cooked, remove the thin and delicious pancakes from the pan and serve. Enjoy your meal!
    For frying pancakes, it's best to use a dedicated pancake pan or a pan with a non-stick coating. Since we've already added vegetable oil to the dough, there's no need to add more oil to the pan (except for the first pancake). Cook the pancakes over medium heat, flipping them to ensure both sides turn golden brown. Once cooked, remove the thin and delicious pancakes from the pan and serve. Enjoy your meal!
Recipe Notes

Sifting the flour is a crucial step as it helps aerate the flour and ensures your pancakes will be light and fluffy.

Be aware that the amount of flour required may vary, so focus on achieving the desired dough consistency rather than strictly adhering to the specified quantity.

Additionally, selecting the right frying pan is essential for a successful outcome; the wrong choice can negatively affect your recipe.

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