The best way to cook your yabby according to chef Peter Gilmore is boiled in salted water for three minutes. And this recipe sees after-school pikelets all grown-up. Food Safari Water serves To ...

Sift the flour, baking powder, salt and sugar. Whisk the milk with the egg, then mix into the flour until smooth. Add the butter and combine well. Stir in the dill and lemon zest. Heat a frying pan ...

These pikelets are so easy to make, and remarkably good; the grated apple in them ensures they're really tender. Tip the flour, bicarbonate of soda, salt and sugar into a medium-sized bowl. Whisk them ...

This is a recipe that I cut my 'cooking' teeth on, as it were. For on a wet, winter-y weekend my mum would often suggest making a batch of pikelets as a treat for afternoon tea. It was a wonderful way ...

The pikelets need a bit of attention, and while fresh is best, if your Christmas morning is busy you can make them the day before and store, once cool, in an airtight container overnight. Credit: Alan ...

The smell of banana pikelets cooking will bring the hordes to the kitchen. Serve these fresh from the pan while the banana is still gooey. Place the flour, sugar, egg and milk in a large bowl and ...

Simple cooking is a great way to start experimenting with gluten-free products. Not only is the combination of coconut yoghurt and fruit with these banana pikelets unbelievably tasty, they look ...

Sift the flour and sugar into a bowl. Add the egg and milk to make a thick batter (like a cake mixture, so add a little extra milk if necessary), whisking well to avoid lumps. Melt the butter, then ...

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Pancakes are the key food staple on the day before the festival of Lent, also known as Pancake Day. Pancakes are a flat cake which are often thin and round, and prepared form a carbohydrates-based ...

Tea time, that most soothing of British institutions, can be a rather heated affair depending on who you have around the table. Those from the Midlands and north will say that what I call a crumpet is ...