Some lovely pancakes K. made me recently, served with a dollop of homemade redcurrant jelly.
Well, apparently the spring officially began last week. However, it's been snowing in Estonia for two days now, and everything is covered with a thick, white carpet. As K. and I are desperate for some sun, we're heading off to Spain to visit the very lovely Ximena in Madrid, do some sightseeing and have lunch at a very special restaurant about two hours north of Barcelona.
Back in early April!
lovely looking pancakes. Pille hope you and K have a great time in Madrid.
ReplyDeleteLucky you! Have a great holiday!
ReplyDeleteHope you have an excellent holiday!
ReplyDeleteAre you eating where I think you're eating ("2 hours north of Barcelona")??? Lucky, lucky girl! ;) A holiday in Spain, a special meal, AND a pancake-making boyfriend!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!!!
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ReplyDeleteThe pancakes look great.
Have you hear about Scottish Tablet? I have been making Scottish Tablet for years for family, but have started selling it on my website www.highlandscapes.co.uk. I'm not sure if it is just a scottish thing or if "tablet" is known in Estonia?
Enjoy your holiday!!
Have a great trip! These pancakes look adorable.
ReplyDeleteyes, khmm... two hours north of barcelona sounds like...er...mmm...el bulli? no?
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, I bet I know the restaurant! Have a lovely time in Madrid - and Barcelona. I love Spain, especially this time of year!
ReplyDeleteHave fun!
ReplyDeleteHey, I have a competition on my blog. giving away 5 copies of marcus wareing's new book - one perfect ingredient. do check it out!
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Hope that springs arrives in Estonia too by the time you get back! My window reveals full-spring and so do my dishes :)
ReplyDeleteI can relate to the snow. But not the escape to Spain - so jealous. I'm jealous of your red currant jelly too.
ReplyDeleteWell, of course it was that restaurant :)
ReplyDeleteWe had great time in Spain - so much to blog about!!
My Lithuanian grandmother used to make pancakes that looked just like this for me when I was little. I remember eating them with her homemade jam. By chance, do you have a recipe? I would love to make these for my children.
ReplyDeleteAnon. - there are quite a few pancake recipes on my blog - just use the search engine. Hope you'll like them!
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