Pancakes and
Bloody Marys were the order of the morning. All you need for a ‘Bitchin
Canadian Pancake Brunch Yo”.** You also need maple syrup. And chocolate
buttons. And bacon. And squirty ‘cream’. And mini marshmallows. And chocolate
sauce. And ice cream. STRAWBERRYS! And it doesn’t hurt to have a creative flare
and a bit of sunshine. Canada, you rock my world.
Brunch and Bloody
Mary’s. What could be better? Just brunch. I’m digging brunch, but I’m too hung
over for this shit...
**You don’t need
Bloody Marys. Tomato juice haunts me.
Pancakes
Serves 4 A
bona fide 10/10
Dry Ingredients
225g plain flour
1 tsp baking
powder
1 tsp sugar
pinch of salt
Wet Ingredients
30g butter,
melted and allowed to cool slightly
2 eggs
350ml milk
extra butter for
frying
Mix all the wet
ingredients together in a bowl. Mix all the dry ingredients together in a bowl.
Whisk the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients. Get a pan on medium heat,
add a knob of butter and get your pancake on.
A Bloody Bloody Mary
Don't make a jug...
A shot or two of
vodka, topped up with tomato juice and ice. Add tabasco, pepper, salt and worcestershire
sauce. Proceed with caution. It's the morning yo.
The evening...
The morning after the morning before...
Isn't Canada's national dish poutine? I haven't had the opportunity to try it, only having been there for three days, but from the sound of it, I'd say it's pretty tasty, once you get over the 'eww, that's so weird!' knee-jerk reaction that a lot of people have to it. it's basically a curry cheese chips, except using cheese curds (not quite sure what they are) and instead of curry, using gravy. yum yum.
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