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<title>World's Most Bizarre Pancakes</title>
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 Throughout my entire life, I have eaten traditional pancakes/hotcakes together with butter and honey. I never thought or even considered that pancakes could be modified, flavored or mixed up with some of the weirdest combinations in the world. In my opinion, a few of the world's most bizarre pancake flavors and mixes are:</p>

 

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 Ethiopia 
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<p>They call pancakes Injeera. Pancakes served with meat and vegetables! Wow!</p>

 


 
 

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 India (Southern) 
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 <p> They call it dosai, thosai, or dhosa. It is a South Indian crepe. Many ingredients are added such as black gram, potatoes or even pickles! </p>
 

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 China 
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<p> They call this a Green Onion Pancake made with green onions and served with mooshu dishes </p>

 
 
 
 
 
 
 <h3>Thailand</h3> 
 
 
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 <p>They call it Roti Kaeng Karee. A crispy pancake Muslim style with coconut-milk based curry. Plus, spices!</p>
 
 
 <h3>Japan</h3> 
 
 
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<p> They call it as Dorayaki. It is a sweet pancake filled with bean paste.
 
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 <h3>Vietnam</h3> 
 
 
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<p> They call it Banh Xeo. Had enough lettuce, fishwort and coriander, yet?</p>

 
 
 
 <h3>Korea</h3> 
 
 
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 <p>They call this one Pajeon and Bindaetteok and it is made with seafood, chili paste, and lots of veggies.</p>		

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 Middle East 
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 <p>They call it Pita. The most common stuffing is fried chickpea balls (falafel), but it is also often filled with the meat of chicken or lamb called Shwarma.</p>
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<pubDate>Thu, 23 Aug 2007 13:18:44 PST</pubDate></item>
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