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Big thin pancakes the size of the pan, with bacon or apple cooked in — a classic Dutch meal.
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Dutch pannenkoeken are large, thin pancakes about 30cm across, thicker than crêpes but thinner than American pancakes. Fillings like bacon, cheese, or apple are cooked into the batter, and they're eaten with 'stroop,' a sweet syrup, or powdered sugar. Specialty 'pannenkoekenhuis' restaurants are popular with families.
Gradually whisk the milk into the flour and salt, add the beaten eggs until smooth, and rest 30 minutes.
Slice the apples thinly.
Melt butter in a large frying pan and arrange 2 slices of bacon (or apple) to cook.
Pour in 1½ ladles of batter and spread it over the pan.
When the top looks dry over medium heat, flip and cook both sides until golden.
Drizzle with honey or dust with powdered sugar.