Pannu Kakku (Finnish Oven Pancake)
"An eggy, buttery, oven pancake. This looks so good, I can't wait to try it. Putting the recipe hear for safe keeping. I got it off Erin's kitchen blog. Hope she doesn't mind. Update: Finally got to make this deliciously ooey, gooey pancake. I also added a dash of vanilla and would also recomend decreasing the butter to about 6 tbs from 8. I also preheated the oven to 400 degrees to melt the butter and then decreased the temp to 350 when I put the batter in. Oh so yummy! I will update the ingredients below so that the nutritional information is correct."
photo by C. Taylor
- Ready In:
- 50mins
- Ingredients:
- 6
- Serves:
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6-8
ingredients
directions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Melt butter in oven in a 9x13 pan; should be sizzling when you take it out.
- Meanwhile, mix other ingredients like hell - till very frothy. Pour batter into pan with melted butter.
- Bake 40 minutes. Eat immediately.
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Reviews
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This is THE Finnish recipe for pannukakku. Granny came from Finland and it was hard to talk with her because she didn't learn english language. But this is THE recipe from her country.
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This is the exact recipe my grams who came over from Finland used to make us. I had to look up the ballpark cook time. For everyone who is reducing the butter and the sugar and then knocking the recipe for it being too sweet or too calorie dense you are not only changing the macros but also the authentic consistency of the dish and guess what that’s absolutely fine! For you and your family however; if you want to try a true Fin dish stick to this recipe ????? -
Perfectly buttery with a lovely custard-like middle. I halved the recipe and it turned out just fine. 10/10 would recommend.
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Pannukakku! Best baked in a cast iron skillet. I use half as much sugar as this recipe asks for. Or no sugar and add some herbs and serve for dinner. -
This was delicious. I used half the sugar and 1 tsp (tabelspoon???) Vanilla and served with jam for breakfast.
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Tweaks
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This is great served cold with jam if there are left overs!
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I love cooking and can't resist trying to figure out what ingredients went into a good meal. I'm not really one for measuring, and usually just make things up as I go along. My brain tends to shut down at the sight of too many ingredients in a recipe (must be A.D.D. or something) so that's something I'm trying to work on. Most of my recipes are quick and easy to make, since I'm usually trying to get dinner out in a hurry. My family is Greek and my husband is Irish, but also lived in Spain for several years, so my cooking tends to reflect those cultures, but in general we're fairly adventurous.
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