Ebleskiver, how I love you.

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So I’ve spent a good 3 minutes trying to find the perfect way to describe my Ebleskiver pancakes. In those 3 minutes, I have found that there are just no words. They are too good to be true. Honestly…I’m “typeless” – get it? Since you can’t actually hear me speak…I’m not speechless…but typeless… (I think since I always feel I have to explain my jokes, they are probably not very funny) 🙂

Phew – now ^ that ^ must have been painful to read. ANYWAY – THANK YOU again Aunt Diane!!!!! I’m am very very happy with my present :mrgreen:

So here’s what I did. I started out by creating my own version of the basic recipe:

  • 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
  • 1/2 tsp. baking powder
  • 1/2 tbsp. brown sugar
  • 1/8 tsp. salt
  • 2 egg whites
  • 1/3 cup unsweetened vanilla almond milk
  • 1/4 cup cottage cheese

I mixed all the ingredients together until only the cottage cheese lumps remained. After spraying each little cup with cooking spray, I poured the batter evenly into the pan like so:

I turned the burner to medium high heat and let the pancakes start cooking. Eventually, I realized I used too much batter because they started looking like this:

So then when I started flipping them, the batter sort of went everywhere. I thought all was lost because they started looking like this:

Guess my flipping skills need some work 😉 Fortunately, however, this little pan still was able to work its magic, and within a few more minutes I had a plate full of seven perfect pancake balls:

I drizzled them with some maple syrup and had the most delicious, voluminous and looks-sinful-but-is-really-not breakfast ever!

The nutritional value can’t be beat either! All of this for 350 calories, 30 grams of protein and 8 grams of fiber! Even if you don’t have the pan, give the recipe a try – you won’t be disappointed!!

19 Comments

  2. WOWOWOWOW!!!! Those Ebleskiver pancakes??? Divine!! No WONDER you were “typeless” (haha, love it). You did a great job making them – no worries about them not being “perfectly” round!

  4. HOLY COW!!! Those look so scrumptious!!!!! I’ve never seen such a thing before!!

  7. haha WOW! that looks so gourmet and shmancy! i want one of those pans!!! haha we are all jealous! and only 350 cals?! looks like soo many!! hmm… maybe ill put it on my wish list!

    have an awesome day Jenn!

  8. I think everyone who reads this is going to have pancakes for dinner tonight 🙂 These look AWESOME! I love Williams Sonoma! They have the best stuff! Thank you for the great recipe!

  9. I love how atypical those pancakes look! I thought they were cream puffs or scones at first! XD Guess mistakes can turn out tasty and awesome from time to time! 😀

  11. your little pancake balls look so delicious!! The other day I saw some sort of contraption being sold in an infomercial for a dohickey that does this exact same thing – make pancake balls, that is. You, clearly, did not need to spend the $19.95…nice!

  12. Romina ~ I know! I hope to get better at flipping the more I use it!

    VeggieGirl ~ Thanks 🙂

    Lindz ~ I know they are adorable!!

    Melissa ~ I hadn’t either – I just randomly got an email about the pan and thought I had to try it out!

    Kristie ~ The pan is great, and pretty easy to use!

    Monica ~ Lunch, dinner…they’re good anytime 😉

    Em ~ Definitely add it to the wish list!!

    Erica ~ Thanks 🙂

    oatmeal ~ Yes they can!

    Leng ~ I definitely recommend it!

    Leslie ~ Haha yes, birthday gifts are always so great so you don’t have to spend your own money 🙂

  14. […] I decided to do something a little more substantial. I made a batch of Ebleskiver pancakes that I posted about here again! These came out awesome! I had so much batter, but was able to make about 9 of these little […]

  19. Awesome photos really shows what this product can do, I’m gonna buy one now for sure!

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