Eipfannkuchen
As a kid, I loved these huge, bigger-than-my-head, eggy pancakes, which my Oma would cook for me after a cold morning tromping through the snow. My favorite topping is melted butter with a little honey, but they can be topped like normal crepes. You’ll want to serve them immediately out of the pan with a knife and fork to cut them into squares.
Yield
2 large pancakes
Ingredients
- 1 cup milk
- 1 cup flour
- 3 eggs
- butter
- honey
Directions
Beat eggs and milk. Add flour. Heat a large saute pan (approximately 12″ in diameter) over medium high heat and grease with a little butter. When pan is hot (a drop of water jumps across the surface), pour in about half the batter and swirl to coat the bottom of the pan. Let cook until golden brown on one side and then flip. Cook 30 seconds more and then remove to plate. Top with butter and honey immediately and serve.

My mother always used to make these for me as well, and now that she’s an Oma she makes them for my daughter. She never made them with milk though, so I can’t wait to try them this way. She simply used eggs, sugar, and flour . . . I’ve never tried them w/out sugar . . .
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