Apple & cranberry pancakes with cinnamon butter & syrup

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• NicolaT

  03 December 2011

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  The apple and cranberry flavours dont come through in the batter at all once cooked. The cinnamon butter is tasty but would be better on bagels.

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• bonbon

  26 December 2011

  bonbon rated and commented on this recipe

  

  Lovely fluffy pancakes. Love the cranberries. Agree the apple doesn't come through, but is probably down to the type of apple used

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• KagsMiskit

  27 January 2012

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  My son and I made these for a special guest,at breakfast. It was a great treat because both my son and friend do not like eggs. the cinnamon butter is just lovely, in fact the Master and I agreed we'd be using it for other things too. I agree the apple taste does not stand out, but the knowledge that this rich treat has something healthy in it is comfort enough. Perhaps next time I'll use granny smith.

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• KagsMiskit

  27 January 2012

  KagsMiskit commented on this recipe

  My son and I made these for a special guest,at breakfast. It was a great treat because both my son and friend do not like eggs. the cinnamon butter is just lovely, in fact the Master and I agreed we'd be using it for other things too. I agree the apple taste does not stand out, but the knowledge that this rich treat has something healthy in it is comfort enough. Perhaps next time I'll use granny smith.

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• missbrenda

  27 January 2012

  missbrenda rated and commented on this recipe

  

  Coming from apple country in Western Canada, I learned that if i want a strong apple flavour to come through after baking then I must used tart sour apples. They also keep their form better and don't turn to mush when cooked. Add blueberries and these are great. More cmplicated than my regular pancake recipe but I was curious to try something new. Good job!

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• lizleicester

  13 February 2013

  lizleicester rated and commented on this recipe

  

  A good alternative to traditional pancakes for pancake day. I swapped the buttermilk for soya milk (needed them to be dairy free) and they were fine although, as commented above, not very appley.

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• xstrawbrysx

  14 February 2013

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  Yum yum! I was so excited to make this recipe, it looked really tasty! After reading various comments on the apples in the mix not standing out in taste. I decided & it was a very good decision to use blueberries 50g of blueberries in place. All i can say is roll on next pancake day : )

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• Jenny F

  14 February 2013

  Jenny F commented on this recipe

  If you only make pancakes on Shrove Tuesday, you are missing out. Cook them whenever you want. These little lovelies are nice with bacon and maple syrup for any weekend brunch or a fast supper. I agree with the blueberry alternative to apples if eating as a dessert or breakfast. A large Bramley cooking apple in place of the two small eating apples gives a more defined apple taste. Runny honey is great if you don't have maple syrup which can be outrageously expensive.

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• Jenny F

  14 February 2013

  Jenny F rated and commented on this recipe

  

  Why wait for the next pancake day? Cook them whenever you want! I would use a Bramley cooking apple in place of the eating apples and definitely agree with using blueberries instead. Use spelt flour for a different taste, this is what gives Breton crepes such a lovely flavour. Add a teaspoon of baking powder if you use a plain flour, as well as the bicarb. Runny honey is great in place of the maple syrup which can be outrageously expensive.

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Ingredients

• 300g self-raising flour
• 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
• 2 medium eggs
• 284ml carton buttermilk
• 4 tbsp milk
• 85g melted butter
• 2 small-medium eating apples , peeled, cored and grated
• 50g dried cranberries
• a little more butter or sunflower oil , for frying
• maple syrup , to serve

FOR THE CINNAMON BUTTER

• 85g softened salted butter
• 1 tsp cinnamon
• 2 tsp caster sugar

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MAKES 15

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Prep 20 mins

Cook 20 mins

Ingredients

• 300g self-raising flour
• 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
• 2 medium eggs
• 284ml carton buttermilk
• 4 tbsp milk
• 85g melted butter
• 2 small-medium eating apples , peeled, cored and grated
• 50g dried cranberries
• a little more butter or sunflower oil , for frying
• maple syrup , to serve

FOR THE CINNAMON BUTTER

• 85g softened salted butter
• 1 tsp cinnamon
• 2 tsp caster sugar

PER PANCAKE

118 kcalories, protein 2g, carbohydrate 12g, fat 7 g, saturated fat 4g, fibre 1g, sugar 3g, salt 0.33 g

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