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The original recipe is from Bill Granger's Sydney Food cookbook. It is one of my families favourite breakfasts, so I had to convert it.

  • 4 eggs separated
  • 350 grams Fresh ricotta
  • 140 grams Milk
  • 150 grams all purpose flour
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • 50 grams butter for cooking
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    Preparation 10min
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Recipe's preparation

  1. Beat room temperature egg whites for 1 1/2  min at 37°C on Speed 4. Pour into another bowl and set aside.

     

  2. Add ricotta, milk and egg yolks, baking powder and flour into TM bowl and mix for 10 seconds on speed 3.  Scape down sides and mix for 5 seconds on speed 3. Insert butterfly and fold in eggwhites in two batches. Add first half  and mix on speed 1, for 5 seconds then second batch and mix on speed 1 until mixed through.

  3. Grease pan with a little butter and drop 2 tablespoons of batter per hotcake into low to medium hot pan and cook until underside is golden then flip.  Approx 2 min.  Cook 3 hotcakes at a time.

    Serve with fresh ricotta and maple syrup, and/or fresh fruit.

  4. Honeycomb butter.  Bill serves this with honeycomb butter.

    250g unsalted butter softened

    100g Crushed Sugar honeycomb

    2 tablspoons honey

    Place all ingredients into thermomix and blend for 10 seconds on speed 4Counter-clockwise operation until smooth.  then shape into log on baking paper and refrigerate for 2 hours.  Freeze the remainder for next time, and slice as required!

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This recipe is a favourite breakfast or dessert in our family. Serve with honey, maple syrup or a seasonal fruit compote.

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  • I added a punnet of blueberries to the mix and...

    Submitted by Stevenellie on 23. May 2019 - 14:27.

    I added a punnet of blueberries to the mix and topped the hotcakes with strawberries, blueberries and yogurt. Very nice.

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  • Really yummy! I didn't have ricotta, so made this...

    Submitted by Raylee on 1. July 2017 - 10:01.

    Really yummy! I didn't have ricotta, so made this using the homemade ricotta recipe from cookidoo. It only gave me 220g but the hot cakes still worked out well. Will definitely make again

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  • You can use the butterfly to

    Submitted by marylm on 13. March 2014 - 13:44.

    You can use the butterfly to beat the eggwhites to ensure your eggwhites are lighter and more aerated. Just make sure there is no grease on your butterfly and around your blades.  Otherwise you will not get a light, fluffy eggwhite. Perhaps just do a clean with white vinegar and water for 5 min at 100 degrees, speed 1, before you start, to remove any oils out of the blades, seal and butterfly. (this is on your delivery paperwork).

     

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  • just wanted to clarify

    Submitted by nastulja on 13. March 2014 - 00:12.

    just wanted to clarify whether or not you needed to use the butterfly to beat the egg whites? 

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  • yum yum yum... my kids loved

    Submitted by Lynn Morell on 1. November 2012 - 23:58.

    yum yum yum... my kids loved it and so did i... definitely a recipe to keep and continue making!

     

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  • I'm so happy they worked for

    Submitted by marylm on 21. May 2012 - 15:00.

    tmrc_emoticons.) I'm so happy they worked for you in the end.  The flour goes in right at the beginning with the egg yolks, sugar, ricotta,milk, etc It is part of step two.  It's only the egg whites which get folded through in the end in two batches.This helps make them light and airy.

    We made them over the weekend and served them with some hot poached cinnamon pears and ricotta for brekky. They were delicous!  I think some warm baked or poached quinces would also be lovely as they are just starting to come into season.

     

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  • These were beautiful. They

    Submitted by jodied on 15. May 2012 - 13:12.

    These were beautiful. They were my choice of Breakfast on Mothers day, and my DH who really hasn't used Thermie yet gave it ago. Well he had trouble with this receipe and wondered when to put the flour in. Can you adjust the receipe. I told him to put it in step 2, but he just added it in at the end when he realised he still hadn't put any in.

    We didn't make the honeycomb butter, but all the kids (1,3,5) and I loved them with either, Jam. Maple Syrup or Ricotta and Maple syrup on top.

    Will def make again.

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