Herbal Cheese Pancakes:
For the pancakes:
- 300 ml milk
- 2 tbsp fresh herbal cheese
- 3 eggs
- 100 gr wheat flour
- a bit of salt
- fresh chives
- oil for baking
For the filling:
- 125 gr fresh herbal cheese
- 125 gr sour cream
- more fresh chives
- salt & pepper
For the batter mix the milk, cheese and eggs. Add the flour and the salt and stir till you get a smooth batter. Cut the chives and add this. Cover the batter with a tea towel and let it rest for 30 minutes. For the filling mix up the sour cream and the cheese. Add some cut chives and mix in some salt and pepper to taste. Put this in the fridge for later. Put a bit of oil in the pan and bake 8 pancakes. Don't forget to add some oil in between. Let the pancakes cool down. Spread the filling over the pancakes, roll them up. If you want to add them to a bento, cut them gently in rolls.
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I love pannenkoeken -- I remember eating quite a few savory pancakes when I was in the Netherlands. Yummmmy. I'll have to try these, they would be nice in a bento!
ReplyDeleteMy experience with pancakes has been limited to the sweet variety - add ins are always chocolate chips or fruit. This has my mouth watering though, and I'm sure my husband would love them, too!
ReplyDeleteWe ate pancakes several times a week, sometimes for dinner when my daughter was little. I don't believe I've ever tried a savory variety tho..these look yummy :)
ReplyDeleteThose look delicious. I just had my 3 year-old twin grandchildren staying with me and one of the foods they would eat without a fuss was pancakes!
ReplyDeleteThey remind me a little bit of crepes with vegetables inside, all rolled up. Yours look beautiful. The only secret I know about flipping regular pancakes is having them cook until little bubbles show on the top. That's when they are ready to turn over. Otherwise they might still be runny.
ReplyDeleteIn the days when I could eat more dairy, I would have loved these. They do look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThose look and sound wonderful! Anything with chives is all right by me.
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