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From Trader Joe´s... they are selling these as breakfast?????? LOL
Nobody in Denmark eat them for breakfast... it is a Christmas pastry.
Not that there's anything wrong with American Pancakes, mind you. But Danish Pancakes? Wow. Quite a treat. A traditional breakfast in their native Denmark, these pancakes, known as aebleskiver (pronounced ebel-sku-wyr) are round and puffy, unlike the round and flat American "hotcake" version. A bit crispy on the outside, soft and doughy on the inside, Danish pancakes are excellent with powdered sugar and jam, or for a Danish-American exchange, dip Danish Pancakes in maple syrup
Nobody in Denmark eat them for breakfast... it is a Christmas pastry.
Not that there's anything wrong with American Pancakes, mind you. But Danish Pancakes? Wow. Quite a treat. A traditional breakfast in their native Denmark, these pancakes, known as aebleskiver (pronounced ebel-sku-wyr) are round and puffy, unlike the round and flat American "hotcake" version. A bit crispy on the outside, soft and doughy on the inside, Danish pancakes are excellent with powdered sugar and jam, or for a Danish-American exchange, dip Danish Pancakes in maple syrup
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