Mango pancakes. Mango pancake is not typically Chinese and its place of origin remains a mystery. Mango pancakes are soft crepes with whipped cream and fresh mango wrapped inside. They are easy to make, yet so delicious. -- I apologize for mispronouncing.
Mango Pancake is a dessert that Westerners like very much, but after being transformed by Hong Kong people, it has become one of the classics of Hong Kong-style desserts. That's where homemade mango pancakes come in to save the day. Wrapping the mango inside the cream and crepe means the gush of juices is all contained within the pancake. You can have Mango pancakes using 8 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Mango pancakes
- It's 1 cup of All purpose flour.
- It's of Milk 1 and 1/2 cup.
- Prepare 2 of tspoons powdered sugar.
- It's 1 cup of mango pulp.
- You need of Cardamom powder.
- It's of Honey.
- Prepare of Baking powder half tspoon.
- Prepare Pinch of baking soda.
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Mango pancakes instructions
- Take a bowl mix all purpose flour, milk baking powder and baking soda, keep aside.
- Now heat the pan, i hv used mini dosa pan to avoid excess oil, pour the mix in each part.
- Cook for min and half, turn and again cook.
- Take out in a plate drizzle honey,did'nt made big pan cakes purposely, bite sized yummy one can have easily.
I couldn't get enough of looking at it when I was cooking them yesterday. Mango Pancakes - Making the most of the summer bounty. Make the most of the season with these fluffy mango pancakes that will make any mango lover happy! These mango pancakes gained much popularity in Hong Kong during British rule, as it was served at that time in every restaurant and food chain. From there it branched out to other parts of the world.