Japanes Souffle Pancakes
Have you heard of Japanese souffle pancakes? They look reminiscent of American pancakes, but also of the famous souffle cake. The best thing about them is that only 40g of sugar goes into the mixture.
Ingredients
2 larger eggs (both 58-60g with all the shell)
Milk 20g
Vegetable oil 10 g
1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
30g of any flour
1 teaspoon white vinegar
40g white sugar
A little oil to lubricate the pan
Directions
Separate the egg yolks and egg whites into two bowls.
Pour 20 g of milk and 10 g of vegetable oil and 1/4 of vanilla extract into the bowl with the yolks, and mix it all well with a wire, until you get a slightly lighter and foamy mixture. Then, add 30g of any flour – pour the flour through a strainer and sift, so that there are no larger lumps. Pay attention to the consistency of the dough – it should be buttery.
In another bowl with the egg whites, add 1 teaspoon of white vinegar and stir with a mixer. When the mixture becomes foamy, gradually add 40g of sugar and stir until you get whipped cream.
In the first bowl where you stirred the egg yolks, add the mixture from the second bowl. Combine both mixtures well, stirring.
Heat the pan over a low heat first and then pour a little oil, then spread the oil with a napkin or napkin. Use a low heat for baking all the time, and pour the mixture with a syringe, slowly – the point is to be the diameter and height of the souffle cake (or muffin, as you can easily imagine). Then cover the pan completely, for 3-4 minutes. After that, you will see when you turn it, whether it is necessary to bake that side a little more, which depends on your pan and the stove. The other side too.
You can serve pancakes with fruit, chocolate crumbs, toppings or simply powdered sugar. Let your imagination run wild.
Sweet Advice
You still left the dough – and the egg whites released water due to lack of sugar, you can fix the pancake souffle mixture by adding 30g of sugar to one egg white (or 90g of sugar to 3 egg whites)
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