Aebleskiver (Pancake Puffs)

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• Step 1

  First what you will want to do, is gather all of your ingredients and get those going.

  - in a medium bowl beat egg whites until stiff peaks form and set aside.

  - in a large bowl beat egg yolks and sugar until well blended.

  - add all remaining ingredients (except egg whites) and beat until smooth.

  -Fold in egg whites until well blended.

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  Step 2

  now it's time for the pan...

  -Heat aebleskiver pan over medium heat, or until drops of water sizzle when dropped in the cups.

  -using about 1 tablespoon of batter fill greased cups(I use a pastry brush to brush a mixture of oil and cooking spray to coat each cup) of pan about half full. ( batter will rise in pan).

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  Step 3

  -cook until lightly brown on bottom or until bubbles form in batter (2 to 3 minutes).

  -you will then make 1 of 3 turns.

  -using a knitting needle or wooden skewer lift up one side of puff until batter runs out to fill cup.

  -cook until lightly browned or until bubbles form in batter (2 o 3 mintues).

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  Step 4

  -repeat step three 2 more times.

  -each time letting excess batter fill cups (all in all the extra batter will create the ball shape).

  (in this picture this is the 3rd turn to complete the aebleskiver)

  -continue cooking until your flipping tool (knitting kneedle, skewer, etc.) comes out clean when inserted.

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  Step 5

  And Voila!!

  There are many different ways to serve aebleskivers, the traditional way is to serve them topped with warm rasberry preserves and powdered sugar. But you can roll them in cinnamon sugar, maple syrup (any pancake topping).

  I have been working with some other recipes lately including a banana fritter recipe that is topped with warm peanut butter. Let me know if you would like that recipe.

  Enjoy, and Happy aebleskiver making to all of you!!!

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Monica M. 29th July 2013

My Mom had made these forever they were my favorite dish growing up. Haven't had them in about 10 years since my mothers passing. But now I can make my own.

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Skye B. · Manila, Metro Manila, PH 23rd August 2011

nom nom nom

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Kitty · Okotoks, Alberta, CA · 18 projects 10th July 2011

omg awesome!

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Mel · Belgium, Wisconsin, US 4th August 2010

Poffertjes are a similar Dutch thing, but they're less like balls and more like a small puffed out pancake. Super yum, too.

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Jane C. · 11 projects 15th June 2009

This looks wicked, I totally want to try, but were can I find that special kind of pan?

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BanDitte · Denmark, South Carolina, US · 4 projects 14th June 2009

Hehe cool I never knew that anyone made æbleskiver outside of Denmark. By the way they taste best with a piece of apple inside. After all 'æbleskive' means appleslice :O)

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