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By Bergy
on July 15, 2002
Excellent recipe, just like I have always made them. You didn't mention that the traditional way to serve them is sprinkled with granulated sugar MM they melt in your mouth. I would diagree that the other recipes on Zaar do not resemble the original. Every country and every recipe has many variations and some of the others are very good too. I have cut back the luxury of frying them in butter (it is best) and I have cut out the whipped cream too. Love to serve them with fresh berries and lite sour cream. My guests thank you Andre as do I
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In defense of Andre's recipe....this was the second recipe that I tried this morning to satisfy my swedish husband's craving for Swedish Pancakes. The first recipe, even I knew, was completely off. They weren't thin rather slightly puffy. My husband looked at them and said, "Nope". I then found Andre's recipe on the internet. After tasting them, my husband said , "Bingo!"
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountWell, I must say that I too am from sweden and in the south we have a differnt way of making them. We add the butter to the batter along with suger, more of a crepe style we also add a little nutmeg or allspice. Still use the berries on top.Served with some thick sliced bacon.You are not making consideration for regional differences.
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on November 24, 2002
I keep forgetting to review this recipe, we've been enjoying it for the past 3 Sunday's and are very happy with it. I have been serving them with lingonberry butter and granulated sugar, although my husband opt for maple syrup. To make the butter, I cream together lingonberry jam with some butter and chill it overnight. Thanks for this great recipe.
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on December 16, 2002
These are great, just like my grandpa used to make them. Except, like Bergy said, that there should be granulated sugar on them. Other than that, dead-on authentic!
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Evelyn25
on December 15, 2002
This was simple, quick and delicious. I did add a dash of nutmeg and a splash of vanilla, and served them with warmed jam. Lingonberries are difficult to get in my area. My husband is a finnicky eater but he loved these. This recipe is a keeper.
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy soumayah
on August 29, 2002
Hello, I am swedish too and also live in south, I never heard of using nutmeg or allspice in pancakes before, none in my family does that, and i must add my dad's family have lived in south for atleast 20 generations...oh well. And i have never heard of sprinkling granulated sugar, but of course everything is different from family to family, it sounds lovely though. But i do know that here in south we make sometimes pancakes with yeast, jästa pannkakor, and they are thick and very yummy and filling.
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This is really good! Much better than the American pancakes I usually have. :) I served them with butter and syrup though. Yummy!
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We love thin batter for our pancakes, so Swedish Pancakes are our favorite! Served with butter and cinnamon and sugar and rolled up is our favorite way to eat them, but sometimes I have them with fresh strawberries and sugar, with whip cream on top. Just delicious!
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on March 03, 2011
Excellent recipe...made it for guests that love to have them at a restaurant. I increased it for 6 servings, and added 1 T sugar and a teaspoon sugar, and about 1/2-1 teaspoon cardamon. Served with ligonberries and lemon wedges.
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on February 12, 2011
Incredible! Although I do admit that it took me a little practice to know exactly when and how to flip these, I had to throw out the first couple ones that I tried. I like that there's no sugar in them, they don't need it! We served these with homemade almond whipped cream and homemade raspberry jam. We doubled the batch and they disappeared fast, I barely got any for myself! My only complaint would be the time that it takes to cook the pancakes one at a time (I usually use a griddle, but I couldn't with these... had to use the pan)! However, they taste so good that it's worth the time! I didn't fry them in butter, just cooked them in a nonstick skillet occasionally sprayed with a little cooking spray, they still turned out delectable. Oh, did I mention they taste incredible? :) Thanks Andre!
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on May 24, 2010
We <3 this recipe... In fact we are on vacation at my MIL's and I just spent the last 20 mins looking this up to make for breakfast- it's that good. We fill ours with fresh strawberries and top with powdered sugar. YUM!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountI too come from a swedish family. my grandma used to do somewhat the same. she had a special thin spactula worn down from use to turn very thin pancakes. she put the butter in pan and just a touch of bacon grese also .this made them o sooo! good. we rolled them upith bluberry sause we made.
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on February 13, 2010
This is such a yummy, simple recipe. The first few times I made it, it came out very lumpy. I now alternate adding the milk and flour, starting with the milk. This keeps the lumps from forming.
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Thanks for this delicious recipe! It was so much better than the boxed version I tried my first time making these!! I added the milk by the 1/2 cup and would add the first cup more slowly the second time making these as it took a bit to beat the lumps out (maybe it still will... who knows!). And - I used a non-stick pan so didn't need any butter. Would've tasted good, but better for my waistline!
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This was a great recipe! And I plan to use it much more often! I have been looking for an authentic recipe for months, and Im so glad i finally found this!! I would recommend it to anybody!
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on June 26, 2009
Have made these several times now at DH's request. They're exactly what he remembers his grandma making. Good plain, or with any filling from jam to cream to fruit. Thank-you!
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on May 10, 2009
these were fantastic. Very flavorful for what little ingredients are in them. Family loves them. Thanks!
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on April 29, 2009
These were really good and just what I was looking for. My family loved them as they were a great alternative to the usual fluffy pancakes. We rolled them like crepes. Thanks.
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on January 19, 2009
these were just as i was hoping they would be, YUMMY! they made 14 - 6" pancakes for us.
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