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Pancakes on mineral water with raspberry-sour cream sauce

2 servings

20 minutes

Mineral water pancakes with raspberry-sour cream sauce are a light and airy version of a traditional Russian dish that is particularly tender due to the carbonated water in the batter. This recipe comes from ancient Russian traditions where pancakes held a central place on festive tables, especially during Maslenitsa. The mineral water gives the pancakes a fine porous structure, making them soft and airy. The raspberry-sour cream sauce adds freshness and sweet tanginess, creating a harmonious blend of creamy softness and berry richness. These pancakes are perfect for breakfast or cozy tea time, especially when served with hot fragrant tea or fresh berries. They can be presented as envelopes, turning each serving into a small gastronomic gift.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
263.6
kcal
8.3g
grams
4.7g
grams
47.3g
grams
Ingredients
2servings
Milk
50 
ml
Chicken egg
1 
pc
Salt
 
pinch
Sugar
2 
tbsp
Wheat flour
5 
tbsp
Sour cream
 
to taste
Raspberry jam
 
to taste
Mineral water with gas
50 
ml
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Mix milk, mineral water, egg, sugar, salt, and flour and beat well with a mixer for a few minutes.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Milk50 ml
    2. Mineral water with gas50 ml
    3. Chicken egg1 piece
    4. Sugar2 tablespoons
    5. Salt pinch
    6. Wheat flour5 tablespoon
  • 2

    Fry the pancakes in a heated pan until cooked.

  • 3

    Mix sour cream with jam in any proportion, spread sauce on each pancake and wrap it in an envelope.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Sour cream to taste
    2. Raspberry jam to taste

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