Sacher fluffy pancake

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PRESENTATION

Have fluffy pancakes won you over? Here's an even more delicious version: sacher fluffy pancakes! The name is already a clue as to the deliciousness of this dessert inspired by the typical Viennese cake, a triumph of the most timeless and morish of pairings: apricot jam and dark chocolate, an irresistible mix you'll rediscover in this tempting and protein-rich version of traditional American pancakes, as soft as a Japanese fluffy pancakes. Looking for a really special breakfast or snack? Try our recipe!

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INGREDIENTS

Oat flour 5 tbsp (20 g)
Egg whites 2 (70 g)
Greek yogurt 2 tbsp (30 g)
Unsweetened cocoa powder 2 tsp (5 g)
Baking powder 1 tsp (4 g)
Agave syrup 2 tsp (15 g)
Sunflower seed oil to taste
For filling and decorating
Apricot jam ¼ cup (80 g)
Dark chocolate 4 oz (120 g)
Preparation

How to prepare Sacher fluffy pancake

To make sacher fluffy pancakes, beat the egg whites in a bowl with a whisk until frothy 1. Add the greek yogurt 2 and the agave syrup 3

Add the oat flour 4, the cocoa powder 5 and the baking powder 6.

 

Stir some more until homogeneous and lump-free 7. Grease a deep pan roughly 5" in diameter with seed oil 8 and heat on the stove. Pour the batter in 9, cover with a lid and cook for around 10 minutes on a low flame.

Delicately turn the cicciopancake over 10 and cook on the other side for another 10 minutes.  Once cooked, place the pancake on a plate 11 and cut it in half 12.  

Spread some apricot jam over it 13 and close it 14. Chop the dark chocolate 15.

 

Melt the chocolate in a bain-marie or in the microwave 16 and pour it over the sacher fluffy pancake, fully coating it 17, then garnish with chocolate shards and serve right away 18.

Storage

Fluffy pancake is best enjoyed freshly made. If any is leftover, store in the refrigerator for 1-2 days.

Tips

To make sacher fluffy pancakes, use eggs and other ingredients.

Thoroughly grease the pan so that the batter does not stick to the sides.

Oat flour can be replaced with rice flour, and greek yogurt with plant-based yogurt.

Any left over yolks can be used to make an omelette.