Beautiful, fluffy danish pancake balls, one morning in March! An ode to Mrs. Thomson, my landlord from university days, who first introduced me to these. I found the pan at a garage sale. The instructions on the recipe say to use a knitting needle to turn the little balls (hee hee). Eat them warm with jam, like we did!
Mrs T's Ebleskivers
2 cups buttermilk
2 cups flour
2 eggs
2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp baking soda
2 Tbsp sugar
4 Tbsp melted butter
Separate egga & beat whites until stiff. Mix all ingredients together until smooth, lastly folding in egg whites. Heat pan to medium heat & put 1 tsp oil in each cup (yah, that's why they're so good, little fried pancake/doughnuts;) Add 2 tsp batter in each cup. Cook 1 min, then turn with a knitting needle to cook the other side. If you have any left, freeze and reheat in the oven (but you probably won't!)
1 comment:
Erin - these look delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe. They remind me of Dutch Pancakes, "Oliebolen". Can you make these without the special pan? (I'll be out looking for one at the thrift shops...)
Laura :)
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