How To Make Vegan Pancakes | 3 Ways
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Pancake Day is just around the corner and I have a few recipes for you to give a go that are, of course, totally vegan! Who celebrates Pancake Day around the world? I'm curious if it is a thing everywhere, or do you call it something else to mark the start of Lent?
The ingredients, when making the fluffy pancakes, were not listed in the video.
I’m so excited to try it this way! I just made some last night with the normal British pancakes with a nut milk and aquafaba for the eggs. I liked them but my hubby wasn’t a fan. He still wants the normal ones. I’ll try this way and see if I can get him to change his mind.
In Poland we have Fat Thursday, which is lat day of the carnival. Historically, it was the day when people where eating everything from the pantry before the Lent, so lots of fatty, sweet and salty things. Today we mostly eat lots of donuts and fried cookies.
In Sweden we eat a Semla on tuesday. Arla, the Company that makes the plant milk Jörd has a contest each year to see which bakery makes the best one, and this year a vegan one was in the lead, but Arla didn't like that a vegan semla was winning, so they called off the entire contest. (Despite making a plantbased product, they actually hate veganism). The whole thing was super embarassing for them. It was named semmelgate in the media. (But seriously, try a Semla some time, they're delicious)
We call it "Fettisdagen" ("Fat Tuesday") and eat semlor here in Sweden :)
Unrelated but I love her hair 🤩🤩
I love how she just lets it do it's thing.
In France we eat crepes on February 2nd, 40 days after christmas, and we call this day "Chandeleur" (from "Chandelle" which means candle, because on this day people celebrated by lighting up a lot of candles)
Crepes are the best !! xx
omg, it's on my birthday 😲
Anyone else thinking about that episode about Chandler's name because of this comment?
In Russia we have “Oil/Butter week”, where you eat crepes all week!
it took me solid three minutes to realize you are talking about Maslenitsa, lol why did you translate it, it is known as Maslenitsa in other countries as well: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslenitsa
Love this!
@@user-co8he8rf8k because I didn't know that people know that it's called Maslenitsa? IMHO, explaining what the name means made more sense
@@alexandratrifilova4369 oh sorry didn't mean to sound rude, I was just surprised someone using the translated version
Maslenitsa is not celebrated only in Russia. In Moldova, Belarus and Ukraine people celebrate it as well
In Portugal 🇵🇹 we don’t have pancake day instead We celebrate Carnival 🎉🎉 I only discovered this day when I moved to UK, a tradition that I gladly embraced 🤤
We have 'fatty Thursday' in Poland.
And eat lots of donuts!
In Canada we celebrated pancake Tuesday! My family was not religious but always happy for an excuse to eat breakfast for dinner :)
Its the perfect excuse! I hope you enjoyed it! xx
Growing up in Australia, we always had pancake day in our Scottish-Irish-English family, though we weren’t religious at all. We rolled them up with lemon and sugar. Yum! Brings back memories.
Yesss just what is needed, love your videos and your approach to food and nutrition.
Thank you! xx
It was on february the 2th :) in France it's Chandeleur (in french) :)
A day for eating crepes! what more could you want!? Hope you enjoyed it! xx
I love the idea of Pancake Day. I'm Spanish and we don't celebrate that day. I first heard of it when I lived in Ireland and I've tried to celebrate it every year since then.
In some parts of Spain there are some pastries and cakes that are particular from this time of the year, when we celebrate Carnival :)
We have Shrove Tuesday in Ireland also known as pancake Tuesday it's the day before the start of lent when the good food was used up before the lenten fast. When I was a child we use to give up certain things for lent, I don't do that anymore 😁
Sadly, we don‘t have pancake Tuesday in Germany but pancakes have always been my no 1 comfort food. My boyfriend makes them for me whenever I‘m sad or grumpy and they cheer me up instantly. ☺️ Thank you so much for the recipes!
We do have Užgavėnės in Lithuania. It's a day where we are trying to scare off winter and welcome spring. One of the traditions is pancake eating :)
Here in Belgium we eat pancakes on February 2nd, the day that is called ‘Lichtmis’ in catholicism. It has a religious background, but it’s also a celebration of the days getting longer.
Pancake Tuesday in Australia and lemon juice and sugar rolled up pancakes. Still a favourite at 68.
The vegan queen comes through yet again!!! Those crepes looked incredible
Ima start celebrating pancakes Tuesday 🙌🏼
Your videos give me inner peace. Love to watch them
Saturday for me ❤️
Woooow I've never heard about lemon + sugar topping, but sounds yummy! I looove lemons) Thank you : )
Hey Maddie ! I am french and we do celebrate pancakes day and it’s called Chandeleur :) i live in India and make sure each year my students taste french crêpes 🥞 for la Chandeleur ! Loads of love ❤️
ure soooo pretty!!! 🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️ tried this pancake recipe and my whole family loved it thank uuuu ❤️
No pancake day in Hungary. We eat 'palacsinta' (pancake) almost every weekend. I love it.
Your pancakes looks de-li-cious!!! 😋😋🤍
Yummy!!! I got so hungry when I saw the recipe for 3 ingredients. Plus I enjoyed how silly and calming the video was!!! Made my day 🙌🏼
I am SO bad at making crepe-style pancakes it is just unbelievable. I definitely have to give your recipe a go as this recipe seems very foolproof :D Golden, flexible and actually quite nutritious!
Thank you for these ideas Madeleine!
Sending you both (and Roxi) all the love!
In Denmark I had strawberry jam in my pancakes - switched to raspberry jam when I got older 😊🍓
In America I grew up celebrating Fat Tuesday where we would eat pancakes! (American pancakes) it was great!
When you cook the mixed berries in the pan, when you take it off the heat and it cools you can add chia seeds and a little maple syrup to make a healthier version of Jam.
In Michigan we call it Fat Tuesday or Packzi Day. Packzis are the type of donut we eat 🍩🍩🍩🍩 They are huge donuts made with a very rich dough and filled with fruit or custard.
They sound delicious! xx
I'm in Michigan too!!
I always used to eat the crêpes with sugar or a cinnamon sugar mix (Germany), but I actually never tried it with lemon and I don't think that many people do this here 😄
Try it out you won't regret it! Although a cinnamon sugar mix sounds equally delicious xx
My mum learnt the lemon sugar mix in GB so I grew up with it and love it!:)
Yes! I meant to cook up vegan crepe recipes, and here you are as an answer to a prayer! I remember the lemon-and-sugar tradition as a kid, and liked it, but I think I’ll branch out now. I don’t have any fresh strawberries, bit I’m thinking chocolate and banana will work just as well . . . 😍
Omg I just found the video and tried the oats and banana pancakes 🥞💛 what a way to start the new week
OMG! Always love pancake recipes! Thanks so so much for sharing! PANCAKE IS EVERYTHING!
I live in Germany, sadly we don´t have a pancake day😥. Maybe I´ll celebrate it just for me😁awesome recipes, I´ll definetly try them out!😍
Im glad you enjoyed the recipes! If I was you I would celebrate it, one bonus is you wouldn't have to share! xx
We have Fasching/Karneval in Germany (at least in the southern parts of Germany) where we eat some sort of Doughnuts wich have different names in different regions. In some regions they are called Pfannkuchen (literally pancakes). In other regions they are called Berliner, Kreppel, Krapfen and many more.
In Austria next Tuesday is called "Faschingsdienstag". "Fasching" is the Austrian word for Carneval. And we it "Krapfen", which are kind of like a filled doughnuts without a hole. In Austria Pancakes are called "Palatschinken" and they have to be super thin like crepes. Now I want Palatschinken 😁😋
In Bavaria as well
Thank you for the recipes!
I didn’t know that a lemon and sugar pancake was typically British. In Belgium this combination is usually listed on the menu as a Caribbean pancake. At home I have my pancakes with sugar or jam, but if I order one I usually go for the combination of banana and chocolate 😋
Those chocolate crepes, though 🥰💞!! I'm in love looking at them!!
Beautiful video as ever! And you look absolutely radiant!
Noooo, you have to squeeze the lemon on first so the sugar sticks to it! 🍋💔
This is perfect, thanks Madeleine. I was just looking for a vegan crepe recipe.
In Poland we have a Fat Thursday (last Thursday before the Lent). We make, buy and eat lots of doughnuts, and I really mean lots 🍩 From the early morning you can spot looooong queues outside bakeries around the country.
When I moved to UK, Pancake day was something new for me, but now I can celebrate both of the days 😊
Hahah I love that! Two days to look forward to! xx
My only problem with this type of pancakes is the pan. But I love them!!
In Austria we don't celebrate pancake Tuesday but we have our own crepe like pancakes called "Palatschinken" And you either eat it with chocolate or jam or cut it into little stripes and put it into vegetable soup ("Frittatensuppe") but you can also eat the Austrian crepe savoury style with a Spinat filling or sth
Pancakes on vastenavond (fasting evening) tuesday are also a thing in the Netherlands but my family didn't do it every year because of how hectic carnaval gets and how much effort it is too make pancakes for 6. I'll definitely be doing it this year though. And my favourite filling is probably baked apple slices with cinnamon and sugar. Or stroop (this thick syrup that we get in the Netherlands). Also: grating yellow zucchini into the the batter was one of my mom's favourite hidden veg hacks.
I just can't get into American pancakes. I'm all about the thin crepes for pancake day, fab to find a recipe for them!
Wow, these recipes look amazing! I'll probably make these for Valentine's Day brunch :)
Thank you! I hope you enjoy them as much as I did making and eating them! xx
In the states we call these crepes and then the fluffy, round ones pancakes. Both are SO GOOD and so addicting 🤤🤤
you look absolutely glowing in this video xx
I celebrate pancake day everyday if I could. I love loveeeee pancakes! 🥞
In the Czech Republic, we don't celebrate Pancake Day, but my group of friends in my village has it every year on September 1st. :D
In Belarus (in Ukraine and Russia too) we have pagan holiday called Maslenitsa. It's celebrated during the whole week before The Lent and everyday you eat pancakes (not only pancakes, of course). And in the end of this week there is great celebration with burning the straw man or actually straw woman as a representation of the winter that going away and invitation of spring (in Belarusian and Russian languages word for winter has feminine gender).
I am not religious at all but I love this holiday, when I was a child this was pretty fun.
This year Maslenitsa's week will start March 8th if I'm not mistaken.
WE celebrate it here in Canada
I made the crêpes and omg they were soo good
In France it's "la chandeleur" and we make CREPES
I've never heard of a pancake day. Where I am in the US, you can have pancakes any time, any day.
It's officially called Shrove Tuesday! Its the day before Lent starts (Ash Wednesday) and its meant to be so that you use up everything in your cupboard before the 40 days of fasting for Lent (Christian holiday) to mimic jesus and prepare for easter. Nowadys its not really a big religious thing and most people just choose to give up 1 or 2 things like chocolate or meat for 40 days and have a big family meal on Easter Sunday :)
I absolutely adore the three ingredient pancakes! So cheap as well because I’m a student, thank you for sharing Madeline🙂
They are one of my favourites aswell! I'm glad you enjoy them! xx
Proper floppy pancakes! It's so hard to find good recipes for vegan floppy pancakes, I'm so excited to try this!
I love Lime&Sugar even more than Lemon&Sugar in case anyone would like to try it :)
love your fringe in the banana oat pancake segment!!! all of these look delicious x have been after a new vegan pancake recipe for a while!x
Thank you!! I hope you enjoy it! xx
Yuuummmm, classic lemon and sugar for surreee 💗💗💗
Without doubt its a classic! xx
ahhh can't wait for pancake day
Me too! xx
Damn you I'm on a diet 😂 also just got your new ebook can't wait to try some of the recipes x
Will be making a trip to my local zero waste store to get some gram flour, can't wait to try these recipes. I'm so excited for pancake day- all meals will be pancakes!! Love your videos xx
Thank you! Me too! I can't wait xx
Try spreading some butter on top of a warm pancake and sprinkling it with sugar. You can go quite heavy with butter. It's the traditional Russian way. It will be a bit more unhealthy, but who cares :)
we have donut day in Poland, we call it Fat Thursday as it is on Thursday not Tuesday for us. People are getting pretty crazy about amount of donuts they can eat on that day.
No pancake day in Sweden. On Tuesday however it is fettisdagen where er eat semla. It's a Swedish tradition, google it!
I forgot about pancake day!! finally something to look forward to with these recipes :)
Hahah I'm glad this video reminded you! I hope you enjoy recreating the recipes! xx
It’s called “Chandeleur” and we called them more “crêpes” than pancakes that are smaller and fluffier.
Sooooo relaxing 😌
Where did you get that oil brush it’s so cute! I can’t wait to try out these crepe recipes!
Apparently we have "pancake day" in Sweden on Tuesday, I had no idea😂 A pancake in Sweden is the 'crepe style' and the fluffy we call American pancakes 😊 we Swedish people have an old tradition that we eat pancakes after a yellow pea soup dinner, and that is traditionally on Thursdays 😊 interesting to see lemon and sugar as topping! When I was younger we had jam and whipped creme or ice cream and sprinkles as toppings 🤤
In the us never heard of pancake day but if it is a reason to eat pancakes I’m all for it 🥰 love these recipes I’m going to have to try them out
Thank you! Enjoy trying out the recipes! xx
Can you share the background music it’s super relaxing 😌 I enjoyed this video very much ❤️
I didn’t know it, never heard of pancake day. Accidentally I made some pancakes for my kids yesterday. 😀
(We are a hungarian family living in Germany)
This is the first time I heard of pancake Tuesday. We have masquerade and donuts (but ones without the whole in them). This is sick a shock, I thought the whole world eats donuts. I like the recipes and will try them.
This was such a fun video. Thanks for sharing! What’s with the switch on the wall to turn on the oven...? Is this a British thing?
In Lithuania it is pancake Tuesday, yes!
Lovely video! Sending you and everyone who reads this lots of love from a small TH-camr!
In NZ a "pancake" is always the thick crepe style, and a "pikelet" is always the fluffy one.
Same in South Africa !!!!
Pikelet is the mini pancake
All of these look so delicious, can't wait to make some this weekend! 💕
Thank you! I hope you enjoy making and eating them! xx
Eating a pancake right now 😋
In Sweden we call it "Fat-Tuesday" and we eat a pastry called Semla. It's a cardamom bun filled with almond paste and loads of cream.
That sounds delicious! xx
Could you put the recipe in the information pleassssssse.i don't habe the e book,and your pancakes look gorgeous😘❤
Absolutely the british thing lemon and sugar!! As a kid i also had the jif but prefer actual lemons as ive gotten older lol im 31 this year and i havent had pancakes for few years since going gluten and dairy free and i miss them :) gf/df are not the same x
Fresh lemons are the only way! You could try gluten free oats for the 3 ingredient pancakes, these could be a better replacement to gluten free flour! xx
@@MadeleineOlivia ahh and thats why you are one of my favourite youtubers!!!! 😍😍 i never have used gf oats in pancake mix and have them in my pantry - going to try that ❤ thank u so much x
Definitely not a thing here in the U.S.
BUT on another note, your HAIR looks amazing!!! 😻😻😻
Lemon and sugar is the best!!
Its a classic! xx
Even though I have seen tons of recipes for vegan pancakes I guess...american style? like, the thick ones, this is the first time I see vegan crêpes! you can‘t imagine how happy I am, because I grew up eating crêpes and never really cares for pancakes
Those recipes look incredibly tasty and thank you so much for sharing, you're such an amazing chef! But please, noooooo fresh strawberries in winter time, you influence so many people here, and they have to know that stawberries is a summer fruit... It is SO important that people start eating through the flow of seasons for the future of our planet. All the best 🌻
Omg I so can not wait to have pancake now. My have have the healthy one be for pancake day. I love you video do much thank you x
Im glad you enjoyed it! I hope you enjoy the pancakes! xx
Haha! California has Taco Tuesday here in the US
I think we Germans took it to the next level. We have six days of Karneval before the fasting time. It starts on Thursday (Weiberfastnacht) which nowadays is mostly a girls thing with parties and all (Weiber is an old word for women). There is also a tradition that every man who dares to go to the office with a tie on Weiberfastnacht gets it cut off. Friday to Sunday we have parades and masquerades, in West Germany the people on the parades throw all sorts of candies into the cheering crowds (kids easily end up with 2-5 kg of candy and chocolate). The parades are also used the mock politicians and literally make fun of everyone and everything. We go to masquerade parties and eat lots of very fatty foods similar to donuts and drink beer. Monday (Rosenmontag) is the peak day with a huge parade in different cities of Germany. I am from Cologne, a very catholic but fun city, and Karneval has been the biggest thing of the year for ages. Other cities may only celebrate Monday and Tuesday but Colognian kids get freed from school Thursday afternoon till Tuesday and most offices only pretend to work if they don’t close all together ^^
Also thank you so much for the flat pancake recipe! My mum used to make these for me all the time and I never found a good vegan recipe.
Wow looks amazing, friend~ Let's stay connected.
I’m planning a savoury pancake main course for Tuesday 🤤
Enjoy! xx
We have "Fat" Tuesday in Poland where we eat our version of doughnuts! 😎
Yum! Raised Catholic here in Canada, it was Shrove Tuesday and Mom put coins in our pancakes. I still do it for my kids however nowadays it’s more expensive because Canada has $1 and $2 coins. 😂
Cant wait to make it✨ greetings from Hungary 🤍
Enjoy! xx
0:46 In Poland we have fatty thursday (we had yesterday) and on this day we eat doughnuts
These look yummy, can't wait to try the crepes!! Fluffier pancakes are the norm in the U.S. but I've been missing crepes. Love your mixing bowl! Would you please link where it's from?