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Joined 10 Dec '11 Moves 143494 Thin and crisp as European creppes or thick and cake-like, like American type?
Filled with jam or chocolate or ground walnuts and sugar, or salty, filled with creme cheese, ham, and paprika?
Gratin in the oven, perhaps?
Even breaded and re-fried?
Or empty, simple as they are, standing by the stove, and eating them as you make them?
Gothenburg
Joined 11 Mar '16 Moves 26897 Originally posted by @vandervelde
...Or empty, simple as they are, standing by the stove, and eating them as you make them? That would be me, I guess 🙂
The Plot
Joined 07 Aug '12 Moves 51689 No sugar in the mix, fry in olive or rape seed oil to improve the fat quality, a squeeze of fresh lemon juice and sprinkle of sugar.
A perfect high protein, high carb breakfast or snack ~ best avoided by the ketogenic diet freaks.
Joined 01 Apr '05 Moves 57586 Originally posted by @drewnogal
No sugar in the mix, fry in olive or rape seed oil to improve the fat quality, a squeeze of fresh lemon juice and sprinkle of sugar.
A perfect high protein, high carb breakfast or snack ~ best avoided by the ketogenic diet freaks. Aye, you can cook those for me anytime...
About half a dozen of those, nice and thin, hits the spot. 😛
santa cruz, ca.
Joined 19 Jul '13 Moves 376505 I just bought some Swedish style pancakes
they look like little tennis balls
very good
microwavable
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Joined 04 Oct '06 Moves 598018 Originally posted by @lemondrop
I just bought some Swedish style pancakes
they look like little tennis balls
very good
microwavable I always thought pancakes were flat!
-VR
santa cruz, ca.
Joined 19 Jul '13 Moves 376505 Originally posted by @very-rusty
I always thought pancakes were flat!
-VR me too
but the Swede's have a different take
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Joined 04 Oct '06 Moves 598018 Originally posted by @lemondrop
me too
but the Swede's have a different take Well, I can say I learned something new today!! 😉
-VR
Gothenburg
Joined 11 Mar '16 Moves 26897 Originally posted by @lemondrop
me too
but the Swede's have a different take Could it be Danish pancake balls, perhaps?
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/danish-pancake-balls-aebleskiver
santa cruz, ca.
Joined 19 Jul '13 Moves 376505 Originally posted by @torunn
Could it be Danish pancake balls, perhaps?
http://www.myrecipes.com/recipe/danish-pancake-balls-aebleskiver right!
they were Danish
thanks
and they are still good
Gothenburg
Joined 11 Mar '16 Moves 26897 Originally posted by @lemondrop
right!
they were Danish
thanks
and they are still good They look delicious, lots of calories though so once in a while will do. 🙂
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Joined 04 Oct '06 Moves 598018 Originally posted by @lemondrop
right!
they were Danish
thanks
and they are still good Ok, so not swedish after all 🙂...You stand corrected!!!
I am happy I didn't tell anyone....LOL...
-VR
santa cruz, ca.
Joined 19 Jul '13 Moves 376505 Originally posted by @very-rusty
Ok, so not swedish after all 🙂...You stand corrected!!!
I am happy I didn't tell anyone....LOL...
-VR I can't even get my balls straight
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Joined 04 Oct '06 Moves 598018 Originally posted by @lemondrop
I can't even get my balls straight Well Torunn got us on the right track now concerning the balls. 😉
-VR
Joined 18 Jan '07 Moves 12438 Originally posted by @vandervelde
Thin and crisp as European creppes or thick and cake-like, like American type?
Filled with jam or chocolate or ground walnuts and sugar, or salty, filled with creme cheese, ham, and paprika?
Gratin in the oven, perhaps?
Even breaded and re-fried?
Or empty, simple as they are, standing by the stove, and eating them as you make them? Middle thickness, half wheat half buckwheat, with rashers of bacon baked into them or slathered with dark syrup, or even both.
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