If you’re looking for something more than the usual sugar and lemon on your pancakes this Shrove Tuesday, we’ve found some tasty alternative recipes for you.

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Blueberry superfood pancakes with goji berries and coffee

Looking for a dairy-free, gluten-free pancake recipe? You’re not alone… Check out this recipe for blueberry superfood pancakes with goji berries and coffee.

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Strawberry, Toasted Almond and Caramel Pancakes

For those with a sweet tooth, this is ideal for dessert, the strawberry, caramel and yoghurt topping is also delicious on toasted waffles or slices of Madeira cake.

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Fluffy American Pancakes

Our American friends prefer a thicker, fluffier recipe for their pancakes and the most famous combination is maple syrup and crispy bacon (it does work).

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Derbyshire Oatcakes

Oatcakes are very much an East Midlands speciality, Derbyshire oatcakes are a cross between a crumpet and a pancake - round, soft, pliable and thicker than the nearby Staffordshire version. Try something different for Shrove Tuesday with this Derbyshire oatcakes recipe.

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Lancashire Havercakes

Havercake, the slightly-leavened bread eaten by the labouring classes of East Lancashire are perfectly satisfying with a lashing of butter or a dollop of zesty marmalade.

Click here for the Lancashire Havercakes and Marmalade recipe