For the fifth day of Breakfast across the countries in Buffet on table my recipe is from Somali cuisine. Somali cuisine is a combination of African, Persian, Turkish, Indian and Italian cuisines. Breakfast is an important meal for Somalis. Somalis often start the day with tea or coffee with milk, for Breakfast the main dish is typically a pancake. They make this pancakes with different flours like wheat flour, rice flour, sorgam flour. There are few versions in this pancakes recipes some recipes are used with sourdough and some or with a sweet touch of sugar. Now today my recipe is sourdough pancake, this pancakes are usually served with a meat gravy or stir fried meat or simply with a drizzle of honey. But we enjoyed them with out any side dish or honey with a cup of coffee. This recipe includes white cornflour that is one cup white cornflour,for that I used 3/4 cup corn meal with 1/4 cup of cornflour what we use for thickening the soups.So that we get the corn flavor in the pancakes...
Recipe adopted from here
Let's check the recipe...
INGREDIENTS:---
White corn flour (3/4 cup fine corn meal +1/4 cup cornflour) --- 1 cup
Sorghum flour --- 1/2 cup
Self raising flour --- 4 cups
Salt 1/2 tea sp
Warm water --- 4 and half cups
METHOD:----
1. Blend all the ingredients in a blender till you get a smooth batter.
2. Take out the batter in to a big bowl and set a side for fermentation it took one day for me. in a cold climate it took two days to ferment.
After the fermentation.
3. Heat a dosa pan pour a ladleful of the fermented batter and make a circle.
4. Cover the pan and cook till the bottom turns in to golden brown.
Remove from the pan and serve hot with a cup of coffee...
Recipe adopted from here
Let's check the recipe...
INGREDIENTS:---
White corn flour (3/4 cup fine corn meal +1/4 cup cornflour) --- 1 cup
Sorghum flour --- 1/2 cup
Self raising flour --- 4 cups
Salt 1/2 tea sp
Warm water --- 4 and half cups
METHOD:----
1. Blend all the ingredients in a blender till you get a smooth batter.
2. Take out the batter in to a big bowl and set a side for fermentation it took one day for me. in a cold climate it took two days to ferment.
After the fermentation.
3. Heat a dosa pan pour a ladleful of the fermented batter and make a circle.
4. Cover the pan and cook till the bottom turns in to golden brown.
Remove from the pan and serve hot with a cup of coffee...
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10 comments:
These pancakes make an excellent breakfast or even a brunch on a weekend.
You nailed Anjeros prefectly Padma.. seriously i want to make some soon.
Oh you got to have patience to leave the dough for so long..I am very impatient..though I like these pancakes..they look cool.
Sourdough pancakes looks very soft and spongy.Nice choice..
What a wonderful dish Padma...very nicely presented!
Wow sourdough pancakes.. sounds yummy n looks delicious
Another pancake recipe...Learned lot of pancakes in this series.Pancake looks so soft & delicious.
These Anjeros look like they are cousins of Ethiopian Injeras :-) Very interesting recipe and love the click.
Very interesting pancake recipe, Padma.
These multi-flour pancakes sound interesting and love the click.
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