Pancakes With Lingonberries (Sweden)

"Found this recipe at recipegoldmine.com. It doesn't say how many servings, so I'm just guessing. Times do not include time to let the batter rest. Posted for ZWT6."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Sift flour, sugar and salt together.
  • Add eggs and milk gradually.
  • Stir until thoroughly mixed.
  • Let stand 1 to 2 hours.
  • Heat a griddle, skillet or tempered Swedish pancake pan.
  • Brush well with butter.
  • Spread hot cake batter thin.
  • Brown on each side.
  • Roll hot cakes.
  • Serve with lingonberry preserves.

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Reviews

  1. These were absolutely yummy - but I couldn't flip one over nicely, so no pic! With no-stick pans, not very much butter is needed - my first one was very greasy. But those were my personal issues - the recipe is wonderful and will be made again!<br/>ZWT9 Soup-a-Stars
     
  2. Very good! These are very reminiscent of crepes - and, indeed, just like I always do with crepes, I managed to squish up the first one. Once I got the technique down, it was all good. I used the lingonberry preserves, and it made for a nice flavor. Thanks for sharing! ZWT9
     
  3. Scaled this back to 2 servings. Someone else described this as an 'eggy crepe' and I think that says it very well. Served with lingonberry preserves purchased at IKEA (needed an excuse to go shopping, I guess ;-) ).
     
  4. I love swedish pancakes and these don't disappoint, soft, tender and flavorful. I made a 1/3 of the recipe and ended up with 7 lovely pancakes. The recipe scales back easily and they are quick and easy to make, resulting in a delicious treat. I couldn't find lingonberries so filled the pancake with lemon curd and topped with a homemade strawberry syrup. Thanks so much for sharing this lovely recipe Lazyme.
     
  5. I loved these for my breakfast this morning!! I made a scaled back amount and subbed fresh strawberries for the Ligonberry preserves, as I didn't have any. The first one, I made it too thin and couldn't flip it. I got better as I went along, but still could use a lot more practice, lol!! I then sprinkled them with some powdered sugar and topped with whipped cream, yum!!!! Made for your win in the football pool, congrats!!!
     
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  1. I loved these for my breakfast this morning!! I made a scaled back amount and subbed fresh strawberries for the Ligonberry preserves, as I didn't have any. The first one, I made it too thin and couldn't flip it. I got better as I went along, but still could use a lot more practice, lol!! I then sprinkled them with some powdered sugar and topped with whipped cream, yum!!!! Made for your win in the football pool, congrats!!!
     

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