Salisbury Lions Club to host pancake dinners

If your mouth has been waiting and watering for some pancakes and sausage, a trip to Salisbury may be in order later on in April.

The Salisbury Lions Club will be serving their annual Pancake and Sausage Dinners, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 22, 23, 29 and 30 at the Salisbury Municipal Building, 171 Smith Ave. in Salisbury. Meals are either dine in or take out.

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The meals remain traditionally the same as the past, giving diners the choice of regular pancakes, or old fashioned sourdough buckwheat cakes (or both); smoked or fresh sausage (or both); all topped off with Somerset County Pure Maple Syrup, and served with choice of beverage.

The old fashioned sourdough pancakes and smoked sausage are specialties of the Salisbury Lions not found at many other pancake dinners.

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This will be the 71st year the Salisbury Lions have served their pancake dinners. Last year 3,756 meals were served, which included 3,063 pounds of sausage, 300 pounds of buckwheat flour, 195 boxes of pancake mix, and 80 gallons of maple syrup.

When shopping for supplies the Lion's club prefers to shop local to support local businesses, such as Bingman Meats, Green Valley Foods, and Food Lion.

Lion's member, Richard Shunk said, “We are anxious to get started this year, and talk with all the people who stop by.”

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Proceeds from the dinners allow the Salisbury Lion's Club to donate to local charities, community projects, school projects, blind center, leader dog program, eyeglasses for the needy, and many others.

Salisbury-Elk Lick School students and Relay for Life teams help the Lions serve the meals each year.

This article originally appeared on The Daily American: Salisbury Lions Club selling pancakes for local charities