Pancake inflation is higher than general food-price inflation, which was put at 27.3 per cent for the five-year period.

The forgotten history of why we make pancakes on Shrove Tuesday - The ritual of eating pancakes to mark the start of Lent has ...

For mornings when you don't feel like making pancakes from scratch.

Celebrate Shrove Tuesday with this foolproof pancake recipe. Light, fluffy and made from pantry staples, these classic ...

Recipes from the first published cookbooks show that in England, pancakes were made very thinly from lots of wet ingredients ...

Elizabeth Hammond’s Modern Domestic Cookery (1819) includes this pancake recipe: “Take eggs, flour and milk, with which make a light batter. Add nutmeg, ginger and salt, fry them in plenty of hot lard ...

This recipe means that your pup can join in with the feasting to start the beggining of Lent.

Thin or fluffy, rolled or risen, pancakes come in all shapes and sizes and everybody has their way come Shrove Tuesday. For many, it’s hard to look beyond the gentle simplicity of a traditional crepe, ...

Ahead of Pancake Tuesday, the Central Statistics Office said its inflation figures show a sharp rise in the ingredients you need to make the popular pre-Lent delicacy ...

As it’s Shrove Tuesday (17 February), it’s the perfect excuse to whip up a batch of pancakes. But if you’re in the mood for ...

Global crisis summed up in simple recipe for pancakes ...

While Pancake Day is widely celebrated across the UK, it has a distinct Scottish history, historically known as Bannock Night or Bannock Nicht. The Daily Record has previously explored this historic ...