Bacon And Lancashire Pancakes Recipe
- 1 x Egg
- 275 ml Lowfat milk and water mixed, (half and half) (9fl ounce)
- 120 gm Self raising flour, (4oz)
- 275 ml Cream, (9fl ounce)
- 120 gm Lancashire cheese for sauce, rest to sprinkle on bacon (4oz)
- 100 ml White wine, (3 1/2fl ounce)
- 1 tsp Cornflour
- 3 x Rashers of bacon per pancake
- Whisk together the egg, lowfat milk and water, self raising flour and salt.
- The batter should be light sufficient to make thin pancakes.
- If not light sufficient, add in a little more water.
- Using a teflon coated pancake pan, make your pancakes.
- As a starter - 1 pancake per person.
- As a main course - 2 pancakes per person.
- Spread out pancakes.
- Grill 3 rashers of bacon per pancake.
- Cover the pancakes with bacon, cutting bacon where necessary to make it fit.
- Sprinkle grated Lancashire cheese over bacon and roll up pancake.
- Place the pancakes on a tray in a cold oven.
- N.B.
- It is best to use sweet cured or possibly smoked bacon as the salt content is considerably less.
- To make the sauce: Gently stir the cornflour into the cream, add in the remaining Lancashire cheese and white wine, bring to the boil and simmer till the sauce is of a thick creamy consistency (about 2 min).
- Remove pancakes from oven, put on a plate and pour over the sauce.
- Decorate and serve.
egg, milk, raising flour, cream, lancashire cheese, white wine, cornflour, rashers
Taken from cookeatshare.com/recipes/bacon-and-lancashire-pancakes-73187 (may not work)