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Queen Elizabeth's Pancake Recipe

That she sent to President Eisenhower.  

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Re: Queen Elizabeth's Pancake Recipe

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She also had a penpal in North Dakota who shared her birthday and they wrote to each other for over 70 years.  I hope that the penpal was invited to her service.  

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Sad news:  Adele Hankey of Park River, North Dakota, the Queen’s penpal,  passed away several days ago.

 

She displays many of the Queen’s letters which she saved.

 

 

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Re: Queen Elizabeth's Pancake Recipe

I've never used cream of tartar in my pancakes....maybe that's the secret. Thank you for this very cool post! 

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Re: Queen Elizabeth's Pancake Recipe

I can't wait to give "The Queen's" pancakes or drop scones a try.

Now I will check out the recipe for scones. I wonder what the difference is between pancakes and scones.

I always bought scones, never made them. There was a Scottish man, Sandy,  who had a store. And every Friday he made scones. So if I wanted scones I would buy them at Sandy's.

 

The Queen was such a gracious lady. 

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I wonder if Mamie sent the Queen her recipe for fudge?  I did not know about the cream of tarter either.

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Re: Queen Elizabeth's Pancake Recipe

Interesting thread @Linmo !

thanks!