Pancakes require 1 egg, 1/2 pint of milk, 5 big spoons of plain flour, lemon juice, olive oil and sugar. The key to a good pancake is great batter. The consistency of the batter must be right. If the batter is too thick then it will take longer to cook and you won't know when they have to be flipped. If the batter is too thin then there is a risk that the pancake will be over cooked.
Whisk the egg, add milk and then whisk it again. Add flour in equal installments and keep on whisking till you think that the consistency is right. Use olive oil and heat the pan. Slowly pour the batter on to the pan and cook for 1 minute. Then it needs to be flipped on to the other side and cooked again. A wide nylon spatula will make it easier to flip the pancake. A non-stick seasoned girdle will enable you to cook multiple pancakes at the same time.
After cooking, stack them up and squeeze lime juice over them. Another alternative could be maple syrup or sugar on the lime juice.
Whisk the egg, add milk and then whisk it again. Add flour in equal installments and keep on whisking till you think that the consistency is right. Use olive oil and heat the pan. Slowly pour the batter on to the pan and cook for 1 minute. Then it needs to be flipped on to the other side and cooked again. A wide nylon spatula will make it easier to flip the pancake. A non-stick seasoned girdle will enable you to cook multiple pancakes at the same time.
After cooking, stack them up and squeeze lime juice over them. Another alternative could be maple syrup or sugar on the lime juice.