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EQUIPMENT Aro de 9cm INGREDIENTS 375 ml Buttermilk 100 g eggs 2 g Vanilla 40 g Sugar 250 g Flour 5 g Bicarbonato 10 g fermento químico 3 g Sal 55 g Butter Melted INSTRUCTIONS In a small bowl mix together the buttermilk, eggs and vanilla. In a larger mixing bowl combine the flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. Pour the wet ingredients into the bowl with the dry ingredients along with the 55g of melted butter. Fold together until combined. Heat a frypan over medium low heat and add a tsp of butter. Pour the pancake batter into the frypan in the ring and cook for a few minutes until bubbles start to pop on the top. Flip and cook for a further few minutes until cooked through. Repeat with remaining the remaining batter. Serve the pancakes pilled up with honey and your favourite toppings.
In this video, I answer the question of How many prefectures I have visited, and how I got there. I don`t keep track of numbers, but the question got me thinking. So I scoured the map and my various journals and realized I have only two prefectures to go before I visit all 47! And how I got there? Well: 39 by bicycle 33 by car 30 by train 16 by sailboat 10 by airplane 9 by ferry 3 by helicopter. I welcome the return of visitors to Japan. While the great cities of Japan have much to offer, I hope that the incoming visitors also discover the remote corners of Japan, which are rich in historical, cultural, geographical, aesthetic, and culinary treasures. It’s great to see that many of those communities are experiencing a renaissance as people of all ages are being lured by local authorities to move and set up businesses. I’ve seen firsthand their entrepreneurial spirit and how they offer a warm welcome to visitors! #travel #japan #entrepreneur oh, and the two I have not yet visited are Shimane and Okinawa