Krum Kaker Recipe
Yield: 18 ServingsRecipe by luhu.jp
Ingredients:
3: Eggs,
3/4 cup: Sugar,
1/2 cup: Butter, melted & cooled
1 tbsp: Brandy,
3/4 cup: Flour plus,
2 tbsp: -flour,
1/4 cup: Potato flour, available in most gourmet shops and Scandanavian food stores
1 tsp: Ground cardamom seed,
Whipped cream for filling,
Directions:
This is a Norwegian waffle cookie and I have watched my mother make these
each Christmas for as long as I can remember. The irons, which sit on the
top of the burner, can be found in any Scandinavian gift shop. Be sure to
buy the wooden cone for rolling them too.
Beat the eggs and stir in the sugar. Add the remaining ingredients and
beat until smooth.
Chill for 1/2 hour before using.
Place the iron on top of a gas flame at medium heat. Put a tablespoon or
so of batter on the hot iron and turn two or three times over the stove
until the krum kaker is golden brown. It is then removed from the iron and
rolled on a wooden cone. When cool you will understand why it is called
"crumb cookie" in Norwegian.
The cones are filled with whipped cream just before serving.
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each Christmas for as long as I can remember. The irons, which sit on the
top of the burner, can be found in any Scandinavian gift shop. Be sure to
buy the wooden cone for rolling them too.
Beat the eggs and stir in the sugar. Add the remaining ingredients and
beat until smooth.
Chill for 1/2 hour before using.
Place the iron on top of a gas flame at medium heat. Put a tablespoon or
so of batter on the hot iron and turn two or three times over the stove
until the krum kaker is golden brown. It is then removed from the iron and
rolled on a wooden cone. When cool you will understand why it is called
"crumb cookie" in Norwegian.
The cones are filled with whipped cream just before serving.
From
Archive, http://www.erols.com/hosey.
Source from luhu.jp
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