PANCAKE STRAWBERRY CHEESE

Ingredients:
3 eggs.

75 grams sugar.

2 tbsp of honey.

1/2 tsp salt.

250 gr flour.

2 tsp baking powder.

150 ml milk.

1 tablespoon melted butter.

Topping:
50 g strawberry jam.

50 ounces grated Cheddar cheese.

How to make:

Beat eggs, sugar, honey and salt until thick. Add flour alternately with milk, stirring gently until blended. Add melted butter and stir well.
Heat a flat pan, pour 3 tablespoons batter, cook until surface is perforated. Turn over, and cook until done. Lift. Do it until the dough runs out.
Rub the surface of pancakes with butter, sprinkle cheese until blended.

Serve For 4 servings

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