Ingredients
Traditional Dutch Pancake batter
- 50 g Butter
- 250 g Milk
- 250 g water
- 15 g dried yeast
- 125 g buckwheat
- 125 g plain flour
- 1 egg
- 1 pinch salt
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Spatula TM5/TM6
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Ensure your TM bowl is clean & dry then add the buckwheat and mill 1 min / sp 9. Set aside & wipe out TM bowl.
Add butter to TM bowl & melt 1 min / 50 degrees / sp 3.
Add milk, water & yeast then heat 1 min / 37 degrees / sp 2.
Add plain flour, reserved buckwheat flour, egg & salt and combine 10 sec / sp 5.
Pour warm batter into 2L thermoserver, lid on & allow to sit for 30mins to double in size. (You could pre-warm the server with a small amount of hot water if it's a cold day).
Serve warm dusted with icing sugar & drizzled with maple syrup.
Or with sliced fruit (eg. banana or strawberries)
Or with lemon juice & icing sugar.
Preparing the batter
Cooking the Poffertjes
To serve
Tip
If you don't have buckwheat, you can use extra plain flour but it wont have the characteristic flavour of the traditional dutch pancake.
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Recipe is created for
TM 31
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Comments
I used all plain flour as didn't have buckwheat unfortunately and didn't enjoy the flavour. It tasted too yeasty to me.
great recipe, i didn't have buckwheat, used plain flour instead. used water qty of 150ml. drizzled maple syrup on top! thanks for sharing!
Great recipe if you like buckwheat but unfortunatley my kids dont like the stuff. I will try again with plain flour
great recipie, i just used 150ml water made them puffier than the first time.
Thanks for posting
Fantastic recipe, just like I remember them at Mindil Markets in Darwin. The thermoserver works wonderfully to prove the mixture too
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