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Michaella’s Beetroot & Butternut Savoury Pancakes

If you know me then you know I don’t have a sweet tooth at all and I’d always rather have a starter than a dessert — unless the dessert is cheese (in which case I’d rather have both). Pancake Day is awash with blueberries, syrups and refined-sugar-free stacks, but even the “healthy” versions can feel overwhelmingly sweet. So instead, here are two savoury batters — hearty enough for brunch, lunch or dinner (with leftovers for the next day too).

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Cook

40m

Total

1h 30m

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Butternut Squash & Halloumi Batter

300

g

Roasted butternut squash, cubed

150

g

Self-raising flour

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I use regular self-raising flour, though this works just as well with other options. I tend to make a batch and keep them warm in the oven, serving in alternating layers. And if you add some toppings I think these are hearty enough for brunch, lunch or dinner (and if you make a big enough batch of batter, then leftovers for the next day too).

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Michaella’s Beetroot & Butternut Savoury Pancakes

If you know me then you know I don’t have a sweet tooth at all and I’d always rather have a starter than a dessert — unless the dessert is cheese (in which case I’d rather have both). Pancake Day is awash with blueberries, syrups and refined-sugar-free stacks, but even the “healthy” versions can feel overwhelmingly sweet. So instead, here are two savoury batters — hearty enough for brunch, lunch or dinner (with leftovers for the next day too).

Prep

50m

Cook

40m

Total

1h 30m

Ingredients

Method

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M

I

Butternut Squash & Halloumi Batter

300

g

Roasted butternut squash, cubed

150

g

Self-raising flour

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Notes

I use regular self-raising flour, though this works just as well with other options. I tend to make a batch and keep them warm in the oven, serving in alternating layers. And if you add some toppings I think these are hearty enough for brunch, lunch or dinner (and if you make a big enough batch of batter, then leftovers for the next day too).

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