Pancakes are a traditional dish that has been adopted and adapted in many Latin American countries, with different variations and names depending on the region. In some countries, such as Argentina and Uruguay, they are known as "panqueques," while in Mexico and Central America they are commonly called "hotcakes." This dish has its origins in European recipes, especially from France and England, but it has become widely popular in the Americas with its own ingredients and styles. The recipe with eggnog is a festive variant, perfect for the holiday season or special celebrations, as it combines the smoothness and sweetness of eggnog with the fluffy texture of pancakes. In Latin American countries, this recipe is not as traditional as the classic pancake, but it is gaining popularity thanks to the influence of American cuisine and the adaptation of local flavors like cranberry sauce.