| Apple Pannekoken created in Sonderborg, Denmark |
Pannekoken is a dish that I learned to make in New York. It is like a very eggy pancake, also it is much thicker than the regular pancake. You can modify it for breakfast, dinner, lunch, lots of things.
| Smoked mackerel pannekoken in Varberg, Sweden |
4 eggs
¾ cup flour
¾ cup milk
1 tablespoon sugar
1 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter
0. Preheat oven to 4000
F (1840 C).
1. Melt the butter.
2. Whisk the eggs.
3. Put the eggs and
everything in a pot to stir.
4. Butter a pan.
5. Put the mixture
(now in pan) into oven for 18 min.
6. Eat.
P.S.
I usually put nutmeg and cinnamon on top of it. I also sometimes put in apple
or smoked fish. Also, eat with breakfast:
a. Brown sugar
b. Cinnamon sugar
c. Syrup
d. Jelly
The
Scandinavia part means that I’m making it in every country we go to. So far
that means:
ü Iceland
ü Denmark
ü Sweden*
*Two
times.
| Apple pannekoken in Kongalv, Sweden |
| The chef himself! |
Max, I've eaten the pannekoken that you made for us in DC for breakfast, and I can testify that your
ReplyDeletepannenkoek (Dutch/Belgian pancake; or pannekoek, plural being pannekoeken) is worthy of being eaten in every country you can find the ingredients, and makes a splendid culinary ambassador. You and your pannekoken rock!