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Little sweet pancakes topped with jam and cream — a New Zealand tea-time staple.
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Pikelets are pancakes smaller than your palm, beloved in New Zealand homes. Said to be one of the first things children learn to cook, they're good even cold, so they go into lunchboxes and picnics and appear at tea time. They're topped with jam and whipped cream or spread with butter.
Combine the flour, baking powder, and sugar in a bowl.
Add the egg and milk, mix until smooth, and add the melted butter.
Warm a frying pan over medium-low heat and drop in 1 tbsp of batter at a time in small rounds.
When bubbles appear on top, flip and cook 1 minute.
Top with whipped cream and jam to eat.