Mary Berry's pancake recipe uses one secret ingredient for the perfect crepes Shrove Tuesday, also known as Pancake Day, is observed the day before Ash Wednesday, which signifies the beginning of Lent in Christian tradition.
Start by brushing a non-stick frying pan with a bit of oil, then pour two or three tablespoons of batter into the pan and tilt it so that the batter evenly covers the bottom.
In a jug, whisk one whole egg, then separate the yolk from the white of the second egg before adding the yolk and a splash of milk to the jug.
Pancakes are a simple and delicious way to commemorate the day, whether you prefer them sweet or savoury - just it's high time to swot up on the best possible recipe.
These pancakes are quick to prepare in just five minutes, but the batter needs to rest for half an hour to achieve the best consistency.
