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1 cup flour, 2 cups water β€” breakfast for the whole family is sorted, and it really comes out super fast!

πŸ₯ž Short on time in the morning? These scallion egg pancakes are the perfect solution. Simply mix the batter, pan-fry for a few minutes, and you'll have soft, fluffy scallion egg pancakes ready to serve. Pair them with a glass of milk for a tasty, nutritious breakfast that stays tender even after cooling. A great option for moms and busy office workers alike.

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1 cup flour, 2 cups water β€” breakfast for the whole family is sorted, and it really comes out super fast!

Ingredients

flour 1 cup (100g)
water 2 cups (250g)
eggs 3
chopped green onions 2 stalks
diced carrots to taste
salt 1 tablespoon
thirteen-spice powder 1/2 tablespoon
cooking oil as needed

Instructions

1

Step 1

🍺 Prepare a large plate, fill a cup with flour and pour it onto the plate

2

Step 2

πŸ’¦ Pour in 2 cups of water, stir until there are no dry flour lumps, and the batter should have a flowing yogurt-like consistency

3

Step 3

πŸ₯§ Strain the batter once to make it smoother and finer

4

Step 4

1 tablespoon of salt

5

Step 5

1/2 tablespoon of thirteen-spice powder

6

Step 6

πŸ₯• Prepare some chopped green onions and diced carrots β€” use whatever you have at home

7

Step 7

πŸ₯š Crack in 3 eggs, drizzle in a ring of cooking oil, stir well, and the batter is ready

8

Step 8

πŸ₯„ Stir the batter each time before scooping it out to make pancakes

9

Step 9

🍳 Preheat a flat pan, add a little cooking oil, turn to medium-low heat, and scoop out one and a half tablespoons of batter to spread

10

Step 10

🍧 Fry one side until golden brown and set, then flip and fry the other side. Cook until both sides are golden and slightly puffed β€” that means it's cooked through. Do not use high heat; keep it at medium-low the whole time

11

Step 11

🍨 You can fold them up or roll them up β€” either way works. Since there are only 2 people for breakfast today, I made 4 pancakes. If there are more people, just increase the amount. The ratio of flour to water is always: 1 cup of flour + 2 cups of water