Pancakes with holes
The origin of the saying "the first pancake is lumpy" is associated with the fact that the first portion of pancake batter was poured onto a frying pan that was not yet sufficiently heated. Today we know all the rules for cooking any pancake, including thin pancakes with milk and holes, which can become the calling card of any home cook. Our step-by-step recipe has everything you need to make delicious and golden-brown pancakes.
How to cook Pancakes with holes
Step 1

Beat the eggs with a mixer, add 200 g of milk, salt, sugar and mix everything thoroughly until smooth. Then add the sifted flour and mix thoroughly again with a mixer until smooth.
Step 2

Gradually add the remaining milk to the mixture and mix until smooth, avoiding lumps. The consistency of the dough should resemble liquid sour cream or very heavy cream. Add vegetable oil and mix well again.
Step 3

Fry the pancakes in a hot frying pan, lightly greased with vegetable oil.
Step 4

Grease the finished pancakes with butter and stack them.
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