Yeast pancakes for Children's Day: Simple recipe kids will love

Yeast pancakes are the taste of childhood. As children, we enjoyed them every weekend. Our mums and grandmas served them with apples and a bit of powdered sugar. You could eat a whole plate of them and still ask for more.

Children's Day is just over a week away. For this occasion, it's worth preparing something special for breakfast. Not sure what to make? Yeast pancakes are always a good idea. Discover the best recipe.

Yeast pancakes are soft and fluffy pancakes fried in deep oil. Every household prepares them slightly differently. My mum specialised in fluffy and light cloud yeast pancakes, while grandma added fermented milk and baking soda. They tasted like something between a doughnut and a cheesecake.

Ingredients:

• 850 ml of warm milk,
• 1/2 block of fresh yeast (or a package of dried yeast),
• 6 tablespoons of sugar,
• 300 g of all-purpose flour,
• 2 eggs,
• vegetable oil,
• vanilla extract,
• 3 rhubarb stalks,
• 200 g of strawberries.

Preparation:

1. Start by preparing the yeast mixture. Heat the milk; it should be warm but not hot. Add the crumbled yeast and a tablespoon of sugar. Mix all the ingredients and wait 15 minutes for the yeast to activate.
2. Meanwhile, wash and peel the rhubarb. Cut it into small cubes. Put it in a large bowl and sprinkle with a tablespoon of sugar.
3. Transfer the flour to a large bowl. Add 4 tablespoons of sugar, vanilla extract, eggs, yeast mixture, and warm milk. Mix everything thoroughly.
4. Add the rhubarb with sugar to the batter. Stir it again and cover the bowl with a clean cloth. Set it aside for 30-40 minutes until the dough doubles.
5. Pour the ready batter onto a skillet with some oil. Form small pancakes from it. Fry them for 3-4 minutes on each side.
6. Place them on a plate. Before serving, drizzle them with a sauce made from mashed strawberries with added sugar. Enjoy!