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Lucy from Liverpool wins the Oven safe Crepe pan.

 
 
Lucy from Liverpool is the winner of last weeks competition to win a
Netherton Foundry 10" Oven Safe Crepe Pan.
 
Thank you to all those who entered the competition.
We will be sending you a 10% discount coupon as thanks for taking part.
 

Here is Lucy's winning recipe:

Túrós Palacsinta (Hungarian sweet cheese stuffed pancakes)

Pancakes:
3 eggs                           6 tbsp flour
4 tsp sugar                    1/4 tsp salt
250ml milk                     butter
Mix eggs, flour, sugar & salt together and then whisk in the milk to 
make a smooth batter. Melt butter in your crepe pan and make pancakes  - about 12
 
Filling:
225 g of cream cheese                 6 tbsp light brown sugar
50g butter, softened                     2 tsp grated lemon zest
50g raisins, presoaked for an hour (or overnight) in rum
250ml single cream                      Icing sugar
 
Mix together the cream cheese, butter, sugar, lemon zest & raisins. Spread the mixture into the centre of the pancakes and roll them up, 
folding in the ends. Lay them in a single layer in a buttered oven proof dish. Pour over the cream and bake at 350F/ 170C for 10 minutes  until heated through. Sprinkle with icing sugar and serve. Go for a very long walk afterwards....
 

 

Two more recipes that deserve a mention....

Linda from Wednesbury sent us - Leek and Mushroom in a mustard sauce 
She tells us that this is a family favourite and lovely served with a green salad.

Pancakes (made in advance)     parsley
2 leeks                                    50gms mushrooms
vegetable stock cube                1 tbsp balsamic vinegar
1 tblsp whole grain mustard       2 tblsp creme fraiche
Chop mushrooms and leeks and simmer in a vegetable stock for 5 minutes to soften.  Drain off and keep 150ml of the stock.
Put the 150ml of the stock back on the heat and add  1 tbsp of balsamic vinegar, 1 tblsp of whole grain mustard and 2 tblsp of creme fraiche.
Stir until warm but do not let it boil. Stir in finely chopped parsley and the drained leeks and mushrooms to warm through. 
Pour into the pancakes and fold.  Serve immediately with a crisp salad for a perfect lunchtime treat.
 
From Gordon in Shrewsbury we received - Pancakes from South Africa
PANCAKE RECIPE
120g (250ml/1 cup) cake flour            5ml (1tsp) baking powder
2ml (a pinch) salt                             2 eggs
200ml (3/4 cup) milk                        200ml (3/4 cup) water
5ml (1tsp) brandy or lemon juice       125ml (1/2 cup) cooking oil
lemon slices to garnish 
Makes 12-15 pancakes.
Hint:- The pancakes will turn out better if you make the batter at least one hour before cooking and refrigerate it.
 
VAN DER HUM SAUCE 
60ml (1/4 cup) Van der Hum liqueur  or any Tangerine liqueur
120g (1/2 cup) butter                        250ml (1 cup) brown sugar
3ml (a pinch) cinnamon                    3ml (a pinch) grated lemon rind, (zest)
4 bananas, halved lengthwise
 
Sift together the flour, baking powder and salt. Beat together the eggs and milk and stir into the flour mixture. Add the water and beat the mixture until it has the consistency of thin cream. Pour in the brandy (or lemon juice) and cooking oil and stir thoroughly. Cook the pancakes in a greased, heavy-based frying pan or preferably a Netherton Foundry  10" oven safe crepe pan. To make the sauce heat together the tangerine flavoured liqueur, butter, brown sugar, cinnamon and lemon rind stirring until the butter has melted and the sugar dissolved. Add the bananas and simmer for a few minutes. Place a banana half on each pancake and roll up. Place in a serving dish and pour the remaining sauce over. Serve each pancake with a slice of lemon.
 

 

Finally, we had to show you all this special entry from Rachel

It's called : Pancake Wintery Scene *Twit Twoo*

She says "Everything is edible in the picture and this was great fun to make i named the owl Percy"

 

 


 

Keep watching our news as we will have another competition soon.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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