There we were trying to enjoy our breakfast in The Farm on Leeson Street while Bones stared in at us while he waited in the car. Poor little fella'. BTW, the pancakes were "American Style". They definitely were fatter and fluffier than Irish pancakes. I wonder what is the difference. Does bicarbonate of soda get added to the American pancake batter?
This blog was originally started to track our progress as we regenerated a derelict Victorian house in Dublin. We turned an old crumbling ruin in to our dream house! If you wish to read through the trials and tribulations of the house build it is best to start at the oldest blog post and read in date order. The blog then evolved in to being all about my life in Dublin, Ireland and then life in Malaga, Spain with artist "PIGSY" and now back in Dublin I hope you enjoy reading it!
Didja take him a little snack???
ReplyDeleteI would have been lookin' hopefully, too - looks so good . . . Of course, Bones just wanted to be with you.
Happy Day!
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We treated him with some sausage when got back in time the car.......he is so good for waiting patiently.
DeleteAwww his little head peeping out!
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ReplyDeleteMy pancakes are typically flour/milk/egg/baking powder. But, my mom makes a beautiful buttermilk pancake that is definitely fluffy!
ReplyDeleteButtermilk!! That must be the ingredient that makes the fluffiness!! We just use regular milk in pancake batter in Ireland.
ReplyDeleteUh, NO.... no bicarb here in Kansas, but I bet it is buttermilk they're using... Lovely pancakes! We're having ham for Easter brunch after church.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great brunch great Mary Ann, enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI will have to try make pancakes with buttermilk!