Pancakes have been enjoyed across the globe for centuries, but few recipes come with a royal seal of approval. Queen ...

Scotch pancakes, sometimes called drop scones, are traditionally served as a teatime treat with butter and jam, but also make a great breakfast or brunch topped with berries and a dollop of yoghurt.

Pour in two or three large spoonfuls of the batter (make sure they don't touch each other) – these will be your drop scones or 'Scotch pancakes'. Make sure you never miss a ROYAL story!

In 1959, Queen Elizabeth II treated then-President Dwight Eisenhower and his wife Mamie to her drop scones, a sweet also known as scotch pancakes, during their stay at Balmoral. The first couple ...

The decision doesn’t stop there. Not only are there seven, yes, SEVEN pages ofpancake recipes on BBC Food, there’s also blinis, drop scones, Scotch pancakes, crêpes… the list goes on.

The original letter and recipe, which is available in the National Archives, reveals that the Queen served the pancakes (which are actually called "drop scones") to Eisenhower and his wife ...

04:00, Sun, May 4, 2025 Scotch pancakes, also known as drop scones, are fluffy and sweet pancakes smaller in size than a crepe or American-style pancake. They’re perfect for breakfast or a ...

Cook until golden on the underside. Flip the pancake - then pick it up off the floor and serve! Scotland: Drop Scones Scotch pancakes, or drop scones, are smaller, thicker pancakes usually eaten ...

From sweet French crêpes to the savoury Irish Boxty, which pancake suits you the best?