Pancake Tuesday, also known as Fat Tuesday, is a great day to make traditional pancakes, but also a great excuse to try new pancake recipes. 1. British Shrove Tuesday Pancakes Shrove Tuesday Pancakes ...

LONDON — Racers dressed as a skyscraper, beekeeper and a chest of drawers were among dozens of runners in zany costumes zipping around a central London square with a frying pan in hand to celebrate ...

The Shrove Tuesday tradition of eating pancakes, celebrated by Christians of all denominations, dates back to Anglo-Saxon times. That’s when a “pancake bell” — yes, really — would be rung to call ...

Cynthia’s pancakes were so popular that the recipe is featured in Yankee Magazine’s Church Suppers and Potluck Dinners ...

When Drew Graham recites his comic poem "Avalanche," it always earns him an avalanche of applause. The Tulsa poet has become a crowd favorite at the annual Shrove Tuesday Pancakes and Poetry event ...

From towering stacks dripping with syrup to delicate crepes rolled with sugar and lemon, pancakes are a culinary canvas that transcends cultures and continents. But beyond their delicious simplicity ...

Most of us know the Tuesday before Lent as a day for festivities and carnivals, with several well known celebrations in Brazil, Trinidad and, of course, New Orleans. Even in Belize, where I once lived ...

The spectacle was one of many such pancake races across the U.K. to mark the day before the start of Lent, the 40-day period before Easter that Christians mark with prayers, fasting and repentance.