By linda 20 Comments
This weekend has been all about work, but yesterday I had some free time to actually prepare a good, hearty breakfast which we had in bed. Mozart decided to join us too, as he always does. Especially when there are pancakes.
Pancakes are his favorite thing in the world, except maybe bacon and cheese, but unfortunately he didn’t get to taste these ones as they had chocolate in them. I bet he’d love some bacon/cheese pancakes! Hmm, possibly for his birthday.
And guys, seriously, this bedding from By Mölle!! I must say this is the most beautiful bed linen I’ve ever seen, and the most comfortable too. Honestly, I don’t think I’ve ever slept more comfortably. Mozart completely agrees, and he’s quite picky 🙂
They also come in the most beautiful range of muted colors, I decided to go for almond for the duvet and hazelnut for the cushions, and an almond linen throw. I’ve had grey bedding for a while and I must say these give a warmth to the room, it’s way more inviting now.
As for these pancakes, they’re definitely perfect for an indulgent Saturday breakfast!
*This post was made in collaboration with By Mölle, but as always, all opinions are my own!
Serves 1-2
INGREDIENTS
- 100 g (1 cup) almond flour
- 1/2 tsp. baking soda
- pinch of salt
- 1 tbsp. honey or maple syrup
- 1 large egg
- 1 large egg white
- 75-100 ml (5-7 tbsp.) water or milk of choice
- 30 g dark chocolate, chopped
- salted butter, for frying
- maple syrup, to serve
INSTRUCTIONS
- In a medium bowl, whisk together the almond flour, baking soda and salt. Add honey, egg and egg white and stir until smooth.
- Add water or milk to the batter until consistency becomes a bit more runny, but still thick (you might need to add a little bit more to the bowl while you’re frying as the batter thickens). Stir in the chopped chocolate.
- Heat a nonstick skillet over medium heat. Grease with butter. Ladle a little less than 1/4 cup of batter for each pancake into the skillet and cook over medium-low heat for about two minutes, then flip the pancake and cook for about 1-2 minutes. Repeat with remaining batter. Serve with maple syrup.
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Sandra Lopes saysADORABLE Mozart!!!!!!
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- linda says
Isn’t he the cutest?! I can’t take the cuteness!!
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- Thérèse says
Really cool, Mozart!! These pancakes are yummiest!!
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- linda says
Thank you!! He adores them 🙂
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- Aniek says
He is too cute! I just want to cuddle him for a whole day!
And I love this recipe. I know what I’m going to make for breakfast this weekend!Reply
- linda says
Haha, me too! I’m so glad that I can cuddle him every day 🙂 Hope you’ll like the pancakes, Aniek! <3
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- Emma / Ta till vara says
Vad mysigt det ser ut. Älskar också linnesängkläder. Och pannkakor förstås!
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- linda says
Tack Emma! Ja, det är många bra och fina saker på en och samma gång här! 🙂
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- Eva Kosmas Flores says
Awwww loved these photos!!! Mozart is so insanely cute lol. I LOVE HIM!!!!!
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- linda says
Thank you Eva!! I bet he’d love you right back <3
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- Sam says
HI Linda, I just wanted to ssay that your work is so utterly exqusite and it constantly inspires me. I could spend all day looking at your images they have such a calming effect.
So thank you!Love
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- linda says
Aww, thank you SO much Sam, that makes me super happy to hear. Thanks for taking the time to comment <3 x Linda
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- Sepi says
The way he looks at the syrup dripping… so adorable!!
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- linda says
Haha, yes, he’s mesmerized by that syrup! 🙂
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- Kirti Chopra says
Your dog and your chocolate chip pan cake both are lovely. Coming to cake i would love to make this at home. You made it marvelously .
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- Dirkje Koenders says
This is lovely and funny. I was scrolling your blog post, too lazy to read at that moment, but now I must. Then I saw the letters on the wooden box. “Veiling De Tuinbouw Grootebroek” ❤
While I now live in Finland, my roots are Dutch. My father and grandfather where professional gardeners and brought their vegetables to the veiling (auction) in this kind of wooden boxes with horse and carriage. As a safe way to take me, when I was little I also was placed in such kind of box. There were al kind of sizes, for all different vegetables.
Grootebroek is the name of a village in the Netherlands and every vegetable- or fruits auction had there own name on the boxes.
The box in your pictures must be at least 50 years old. I think that they have changed to plastics in the 1980’s, also the auction system changed in that time. You brought warm and nice memories to me. ❤ Thank you!
Now I go read your postReply
- linda says
Aww, what a lovely comment! Made me so happy. Thank you for sharing this beautiful story with me and I’m glad this post brought you such fond memories. I’m curious to know how these boxes ended up in a flower shop in my little town! I will treasure it even more now!! Too bad they exhanged them for plastic ones. Thanks again for leaving such a lovely comment! <3
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- Esther says
I have a bitch westy too, it’s a very special breed. They are wonderful. And like your Mozart, she always wants to get close to my cakes 🙂
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- Jemrey says
Lovely story…..Mozart is so insanely cute lol…Wanna cuddle him.He is sooo CUTE !!
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- linda says
Haha, I have to agree! He is so cuddly and cute <3 Such a special little boy. Thank you for you kind comment!
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