Submitted by JayhawkInMaine t3_ya6fo9 in Maine
JayhawkInMaine OP t1_it9jmmm wrote
Reply to comment by KingfisherC in Looking for traditional Maine recipes from early 1800s by JayhawkInMaine
Nice, thanks! Have never heard of these before now. What’s your favorite way to eat them?
KingfisherC t1_it9lg19 wrote
They are amazingly versatile. Add syrup or other sweet things for a pancake-ish experience, or eat them alongside savory things sort of like injera bread. You can put on butter, jam, gravy, really anything.
Tacticalaxel t1_it9tje4 wrote
With baked beans and maple syrup.
Thegayjt t1_it9p8c9 wrote
Spread some butter on the warm ployes, sprinkle some brown sugar on top, and then dip them in some maple syrup
16F4 t1_ita8p6v wrote
Eat them like bread during a meal. My grandmother liked to spread mustard or creton (pork spread sort of like head cheese…Hannafords sells it in the deli).
kitchenwolves t1_itbokyx wrote
Ployes are so versatile 😍 I grew up eating them with applesauce & sour cream. You can spread the batter super thin onto a flat pan to make easy crepes.
Ecstatic-Bandicoot81 t1_itc12yw wrote
up here, a diner outside madawaska, Dollys, serves them with everything. I guess the "signature dish" would be the chicken stew n ployes. Dont expect a traditional pancake- they're made with buckwheat.. and dont let the greenish (?) tinge to them throw ya.
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