Make our pancakes with wholemeal, spelt, buckwheat or oat flour instead of white flour and sweeten them with banana, fruit or a little honey. Quark, skyr or cottage cheese can go into the batter too. Here you’ll find thin German pancakes, fluffy pancakes, crêpes and Kaiserschmarrn (shredded pancake) – sweet for breakfast and savoury with vegetables or salmon.
German pancakes (Pfannkuchen or Eierkuchen) are thin and made without baking powder. American-style pancakes are smaller and thicker because baking powder makes the batter rise. Crêpes are even thinner than German pancakes.
Use buckwheat flour, rice flour, ground almonds or gluten-free oats instead of wheat or spelt flour. Let buckwheat batter rest for 10 minutes so it doesn’t tear when you flip it.
Yes, for example from mashed banana and eggs or from finely ground oats. Make them smaller and cook them over a medium heat so they hold together when you turn them.
Butter, clarified butter, coconut oil or olive oil. A non-stick pan only needs a thin film, spread with kitchen paper.