Michelin Pancakes at Home
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Directions
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Whisk the egg whites and lemon juice to 60% peaks.
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Whisk the egg whites and lemon juice to 60% peaks.
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Whisk the egg whites and lemon juice to 60% peaks.
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Gradually add half the sugar and whisk, then add the rest and continue whisking to 80% peaks.
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Gradually add half the sugar and whisk, then add the rest and continue whisking to 80% peaks.
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Gradually add half the sugar and whisk, then add the rest and continue whisking to 80% peaks.
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Whisk in the corn starch until nice firm peaks are formed.
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Whisk in the corn starch until nice firm peaks are formed.
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Whisk in the corn starch until nice firm peaks are formed.
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Add the egg yolks and whisk to combine.
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Add the egg yolks and whisk to combine.
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Add the egg yolks and whisk to combine.
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Very gently fold in the flour and salt.
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Very gently fold in the flour and salt.
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Very gently fold in the flour and salt.
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Finally, fold in the milk.
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Finally, fold in the milk.
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Finally, fold in the milk.
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Heat a small non-stick egg pan on low heat.
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Heat a small non-stick egg pan on low heat.
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Heat a small non-stick egg pan on low heat.
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Melt a knob of butter in the pan and wipe the pan with kitchen paper to remove any excess butter.
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Melt a knob of butter in the pan and wipe the pan with kitchen paper to remove any excess butter.
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Melt a knob of butter in the pan and wipe the pan with kitchen paper to remove any excess butter.
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Ladle in 200g of pancake batter (about 3 ladles) and cover it with a lid or a plate/bowl.
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Ladle in 200g of pancake batter (about 3 ladles) and cover it with a lid or a plate/bowl.
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Ladle in 200g of pancake batter (about 3 ladles) and cover it with a lid or a plate/bowl.
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Cook for around 5 minutes until the edges of the pancake come away from the sides of the pan and self support.
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Cook for around 5 minutes until the edges of the pancake come away from the sides of the pan and self support.
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Cook for around 5 minutes until the edges of the pancake come away from the sides of the pan and self support.
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Gently flip the pancake (the underside should be golden) and cook the other side for around a minute.
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Gently flip the pancake (the underside should be golden) and cook the other side for around a minute.
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Gently flip the pancake (the underside should be golden) and cook the other side for around a minute.
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Wrap the pancakes loosely in parchment paper.
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Wrap the pancakes loosely in parchment paper.
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Wrap the pancakes loosely in parchment paper.
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Place the pancake, still wrapped in parchment, into a steamer and cover for 4 minutes.
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Place the pancake, still wrapped in parchment, into a steamer and cover for 4 minutes.
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Place the pancake, still wrapped in parchment, into a steamer and cover for 4 minutes.
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Carefully unwrap the pancake, place on a rack.
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Carefully unwrap the pancake, place on a rack.
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Carefully unwrap the pancake, place on a rack.
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Pipe or spoon over the maple butter.
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Pipe or spoon over the maple butter.
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Pipe or spoon over the maple butter.
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Serve with a disc of salted butter.
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Serve with a disc of salted butter.
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Serve with a disc of salted butter.
Ingredients
240 g cold egg whites
240 g cold egg whites
240 g cold egg whites
20 g lemon juice
20 g lemon juice
20 g lemon juice
100 g caster sugar
100 g caster sugar
100 g caster sugar
20 g Corn Flour
20 g Corn Flour
20 g Corn Flour
100 g egg yolks
100 g egg yolks
100 g egg yolks
140 g 00 flour
140 g 00 flour
140 g 00 flour
4 g salt
4 g salt
4 g salt
50 g whole milk
50 g whole milk
50 g whole milk
knob butter
knob butter
knob butter
maple butter
maple butter
maple butter
disc salted butter
disc salted butter
disc salted butter
Equipment
bowl
whisk
non-stick pan
plate
parchment paper
steamer
Tips
Hold the whisk correctly to avoid arm fatigue during long whisking jobs.
Add lemon juice to egg whites to elongate whipping time without splitting.
Stabilize the egg white mixture with corn starch.
Gently fold in flour and salt to maintain air in the mix.
Add a touch of milk to help the fluffy batter connect with the pan.
Cook pancakes low and slow.
If you don't have a pan lid, use a plate or bowl that fits over the top to mimic a steamer.
Do not shy away on the glaze.