Ingredients
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Wheat Flour – 4 cups (500 g)
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Caster Sugar – 4 tbsp
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Milk – 2 cups (480 ml)
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EggsWhole– 2
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Baking Soda – 2 tsp
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Cream of Tartar – 3 tsp
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Melted Butter – 2 tbsp
Recipe
Previously we’ve shared with you a recipe for the royal family’s favorite Christmas cookies. Today we would like to talk about royal breakfast. Queen Elizabeth prefers a particular type of pancakes, which is called drop scones or Scotch pancakes.
These are like regular pancakes but only thicker, richer, and fluffier. Intrigued? Then let’s get started.
Steps
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Add the eggs, sugar, and half the milk to a bowl and beat. |
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Be sure to try Her Majesty's favorite breakfast recipe and share your experience in the comments section!
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