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Dutch pancakes with sausages and sweetcorn recipe

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Add life to a classic pancake dish with this savoury twist packed with succulent sausages and sweetcorn. Made using the same ingredients as a traditional toad-in-the-hole, it's not only scrumptious, but can be rustled up in no time at all. See method

Serves 4
5 mins to prepare and 5 mins to cook
1047 calories / serving

Ingredients

250g plain flour
500ml milk
2 eggs
pinch salt
25g butter
small bunch spring onions, sliced
3 sausages, skinned and torn into small pieces
1 x 200g (7oz) tin sweetcorn
75g Cheddar, grated
sour cream, to garnish
green salad, to serve

If you don't have any spring onions, try using white onions or leeks and adjust the amount accordingly

Each serving contains

Energy
4410kj
1047kcal 52%
Fat
39g 56%
Saturates
18g 90%
Sugars
24g 26%
Salt
3.9g 64%

of the reference intake
Carbohydrate 135.2g Protein 48.4g Fibre 6.8g

Method

To make the pancake batter, combine the flour, eggs, milk and salt in a mixing bowl. Whisk until the mixture has the consistency of double cream. (If the mixture becomes lumpy, sieve before using. If you make it the night before, any lumps will magically disappear by morning.)
Melt the butter in a large, nonstick, ovenproof frying pan set over a medium heat. Divide the spring onions, sausages and sweetcorn into four portions, one for each pancake. Add one portion to the pan and fry until golden. Pour enough pancake batter into the pan to cover the bottom – the pancake should be around the depth of a 20p piece (slightly thicker than a crepe).
Use a knife to gently lift the edge of the pancake – when the pancake turns golden underneath, it’s ready. When done, sprinkle a quarter of the cheese on top and add a little seasoning. Put the pan under a hot grill until the cheese has melted and the pancake is cooked on top.
The pancakes can be kept warm on a plate in a low oven, separated by sheets of nonstick baking paper.

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This delicious recipe is part of our Tesco Dinner Tonight series, which shows you how to turn kitchen classics into new and inspiring dishes. You can watch the full recipe video here.