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Apple pancakes with sparkling water

4 servings

40 minutes

Apple pancakes made with sparkling water are a tender and airy treat that embodies the coziness of traditional Russian cuisine. The sparkling water gives the batter lightness, creating a thin crispy crust. Sweet apples coated in a fragrant mix of cinnamon and vanilla sugar provide a warm, rich flavor with a slight tang. The recipe's origins trace back to ancient Russian village traditions when housewives used simple ingredients to create hearty and delicious dishes. Perfect for breakfast or the comfort of a rainy day, these pancakes are served hot, with powdered sugar or honey, making them a wonderful addition to tea or coffee. The secret to their tenderness lies in the brief resting of the batter, which reveals its structure and makes the finished products surprisingly airy.

Energy value per serving
CaloriesProteinsFatsCarbohydrates
239.5
kcal
7.1g
grams
4.5g
grams
42.6g
grams
Ingredients
4servings
Cooking steps
  • 1

    Sift flour and cinnamon into a bowl, add sugar and salt. Whisk eggs with water. Make a well in the center of the flour and pour in the egg mixture. Whisk until a smooth mass is obtained. Let it rest for 15-20 minutes.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Pancake flour mix: 100 g
    2. Cinnamon: 1 tablespoon
    3. Sugar: 25 g
    4. Salt:  pinch
    5. Chicken egg: 2 pieces
    6. Sparkling water: 100 ml
  • 2

    Peel the apples and slice them into thick rounds. Heat oil in a pan. Dip the apple pieces in batter, place them in hot oil, and flip once. Remove the finished pancakes from the pan, dry with a paper towel, sprinkle with powdered sugar, and serve immediately.

    Required ingredients:
    1. Apple: 3 pieces

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