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Perfect Chocolate Pancake Recipe | Cupcake Jemma

Perfect Chocolate Pancake Recipe | Cupcake Jemma

Pancakes rule. You know that! But what rules far more? Chocolate! And what rules a lot more than that? Chocolate Pancakes! Check out this recipe for a wicked twist on …
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  1. Hi peeps. Just so y’all know, I realise that to some of you these are more
    like crepes but if you’re British, like me, you will call these pancakes.
    We didn’t get the yummy fluffy American pancakes until fairly recently so
    the name is stuck I’m afraid. Thanks though! x

  2. Ooh, ALSO, I always use a US cup and NEVER and UK one. The conversion for
    liquids is 240ml. Goodness knows what the UK cup conversion is, I have
    never even seen a UK cup! Hahaa

  3. aren’t these like crepes??

  4. This is a crepe not a pancake ._.

  5. It’s more of a crepe recipe
    

  6. I’m inspired to make these soon! I’m going to go to a grocery store, buy
    the ingredients I need and make this and your peanut butter cream! 😀 

  7. everybody calls this a pancake,.. what is crape??

  8. This is a crepe

  9. It was an adorable way of cooking! U have a nice sense of humour. 🙂
    I just wanted to ask that is using cinnamon necessary? 

  10. Can I mix melted chocolate with the butter to make it more chocolate-y?

  11. can you do a recipe of how to make strawberry crepes?

  12. Please please pleaseeeeee male the vanilla/plain version of this

  13. These were horrible for me! The taste and trying to get them to turn! Get
    video though wish they worked out for me :(

  14. love your tattoo ♥♥♥

  15. whoa!! cool. totally subbing ^_^

  16. What’s the 1 1/2 cup of flour and 1/2 cup of cocoa powder in grams?

  17. Man.. This is a cute way of making pancakes..

  18. Looks great Jemma

  19. Tried it and it was great except that it wasn’t sweet enough..
    

  20. Love it!! Also, your question about the batter going in the fridge, I have
    made crepes in a hurry and also let the batter sit in the fridge for an
    hour or longer. I think when the batter is allowed to sit, the flour
    becomes fully hydrated and I gives a silkier finished product. In my
    opinion, it tastes better too because the flour taste cooks out quicker.
    The times I “hurry” it has had a “paste” taste -not good. :(((

  21. Hi Jemma I love your channel! I also love your recipes but do you mind
    changing them into the American measurements so I can try out these recipes
    thanks a bunch Raychel (:

  22. it’s seem delicious .. i’ll try it ;)

  23. when the mixture stays in the fridge, it doesn’t make it rubbery after you
    cook them … I heard this some where lol 

  24. Letting the batter to rest allows the starch and the gluten (of the flour)
    to settle in. Some say that using warm milk allows to skip that resting
    time.

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