Sentence examples for Scotch pancake from inspiring English sources
noun
A small, often buttered, sweet pancake served as a teatime dessert.
Not just Cloake's fruit compote and Scotch pancake – he is surely a bacon roll kind of guy – but 5,000 Guardianistas gathered under one roof at Kings Place in London at the weekend for a festival of reasonableness.
After the walk, they had gone back to the Smiths' flat for tea, and Helen had fried Scotch pancakes, which they ate hot with butter.
But what happens to our former "national" telly shows; will Scotch pancakes ever feature on The Great British Bake Off? Will Kirsty Young have to move to her own neutral Desert Island in the Hebrides?
When you're ready to cook, beat the eggs, baking powder and finely chopped dill into the batter, and add more water if needed – keep the mixture thick if you prefer yours like mini scotch pancakes, or thinner if you like them more like a French-style crêpe.
I liked scotch pancakes and looked forward to the occasional Sunday evening when my mother would let me and my brothers eat scotch pancakes in front of the telly.
I like pancakes in pretty much all their forms: scotch, American sized, the ones you wrap duck in, but particularly the French crepes or gallettes (the savoury kind).
"Scotch?" "Double," Elliot said.
