Hottokēki (Japanese Hot Cake)





The Hubs and I just devoured a plate of these delicious cakes. I used buttermilk and a banana in the batter and topped mine with a honey and mixed berry compote. Let them eat cake! Amazing recipe! I may never eat pancakes again!

Recipe >> Hottokēki (Japanese Hot Cake) @ goodatcooking.net

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