2001 version of baked pancakes

There are certainly countless fine recipes and ways to prepare pancakes, mine is like this and you might like it.

Preparation steps

mix well eggs, sugar, vanilla sugar, oil and salt.
alternately add milk and flour (flour as needed) so that it is not too thick
bake pancakes need not be too thin.
for the filling, pour hot milk over the walnuts, add sugar and rum as desired.
fill the pancakes and arrange them in a greased pan, side by side.
mix into a uniform mass, cream, sugar and cocoa.
pour over stuffed pancakes and bake in the oven.

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