
This is the pancake recipe he makes without thinking. No weighing, no fuss—just a bowl, a whisk, and instinct.
The cream goes on first, always. It’s whipped, chilled, and ready by the time the pancakes hit the pan. Then a thin layer of jam or honey, fruit, and a quick roll while everything is still warm.
Simple, reliable, and one we come back to again and again.
Why This Recipe Works
- Gluten-free but still soft and flexible.
- Lactose-free without losing richness.
- No resting time needed Makes thin, rollable pancakes (perfect for filling).
- Comes together in minutes.
Ingredient Notes
- Gluten-free flour: Use a plain/all-purpose blend (not bread flour).
- Milk: Adjust slightly if batter feels too thick.
- Vanilla sugar: Can swap for ½ tsp vanilla extract.
- Butter: Adds flavour—don’t skip it.
How To Serve
- Best eaten warm, straight from the pan.
- Spread a little strawberry jam or honey inside before adding the fruit and rolling
- Add raspberries for extra brightness.
- A light drizzle of maple syrup works if you want it sweeter.
- Or keep it simple—fruit and cream is enough.
Storage
- Store pancakes in the fridge for up to 3 days.
- Reheat gently in a pan or microwave.
- Cream is best whipped fresh.

The Viking’s Banana & Blueberry Pancakes
Soft pancakes rolled with banana and blueberries, served with cream and a little jam or honey.
Ingredients
Method
Whip The Cream
- Whisk the cream to soft peaks and place in the fridge.
Make The Batter
- Whisk together the eggs and milk. Add the flour, sugar, vanilla sugar, and salt, then whisk until smooth and pourable.
Cook The Pancakes
- Heat a pan with a little butter. Pour in enough batter to coat the pan thinly. Cook until lightly golden, then flip and cook the other side. Repeat.
Fill And Roll
- Spread a little jam or honey over each pancake. Add banana and blueberries, then roll while still warm.
Serve
- Serve with a generous spoonful of cream and extra berries. Dust lightly with icing sugar if you like.
Notes
- The batter should be thin—add a splash more milk if needed
- Best eaten warm, but they reheat well the next day
- Any honey works well here
