where can i just buy the PANCAKES ONLY ( the ones with the crispy duck)

I have 2 packs of roughly 12 pancakes in the freezer,they are from m and s and i will post em to you royal mail signed for services if u r in the uk.
Paypal payment of 25 notes  and there yours

Sainsbury's under the Gressingham label. 12x pancakes £1:10p

Cut out the middlemen, Eli

https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/crispy-duck-pancakes

Pancakes
While the sauce is cooking, put the flour, 125ml boiling water and a pinch of salt in a bowl and mix together until it forms a dough. When cool enough to handle, knead for 5-10 mins. Divide it into 10 little balls and roll each one out as thin as you can. Brush a frying pan with the oil and cook each pancake over a medium heat for 20 secs each side or until cooked but not browned.

if you can find one open you can get packs of 100s and the jars of hoisin sauce for coppers at any chinese wholesaler/supermarket.

thx all,  trilby ill pass that on to the missus cheers

We should be boycotting anything Chinese.
All the experts on here have said so!
Keep up ffs 19!

nah its not them thats the worry.thats closer to home.the circus.

I live near to Blackpool tower and they have a circus...should I keep an eye on them 19?

I think one must not confuse the Chinese here earning a living who'd be from Hong Kong and South East Asia countries and the present government of China who are tyrannical and autocratic. On the other hand the Chinese here are hard working, quiet and unassuming and merely earning a living and non-political. Otherwise, they'd be likely to be in China given the country's prosperity and wealth.

They like a bet too!

hoisin sauce

I've been calling it Plum sauce (for ever)  

Just googled it and I'm even more confused..

There are two types of Hoisin sauces - a lighter colour (hoisin and plum sauce) and a darker one (hoisin only). And, either can be used for crispy duck and pancake. Personally, I'd prefer the lighter one for marinading duck breasts before frying like a piece of steak; the darker one is ideal for marinading chicken thighs - it produces a much crispier and sweeter skin. But, both are tasty.

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Thank you fanny craddock
Aint u got a woman to cook for u??

moon ?  Is that your contribution...   I mean are you 9 years old?

Hahaha you really are a liberal ,sanctimonious **** Emitdeb...toooo easy .

Oh.. you're pretending to be a Tw@t!...   Are you also pretending on all your other posts...