Today, I’ll tell you how to make Swedish pancakes. They are a perfect fit for your breakfast. They are fluffy, light and delicious. The batter is slightly different from the regular pancake, but they are cooked in the same way.

The difference between Swedish pancakes and regular pancakes is that Swedish pancakes use more eggs and milk in their batter. They also don’t have baking powder and thus, don’t rise as your regular ones.

To make Swedish pancakes, add milk, flour, eggs, melted butter, sugar, and salt to a food processor and pulse for about 30 seconds. Melt butter in a pan and pour half a cup of the batter into it. Spread the batter and cook both sides.

This was a brief summary of the recipe. Find the complete recipe below. Also, there are a variety of breakfast recipes that you can try as well. Do check them as well.

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