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Anybody Can Put Pieces Of Fruit In An Æbleskiver

Friday, September 01, 2006

It's putting jams and jellies inside that shows your mettle.

I add more batter.


Talk to the people.

Then I flip 'em around and brown 'em. Tool of choice: Thin antique wire fork. (Toothpick doesn't work for me.)

I go with the spongy recipe with the beaten egg whites. I might have a smaller pan because a whole teaspoon of jam is too much.

Blogging the Æbleskiver:

My Workshop: Aebleskiver Pan!!
Bakingsheet: Sunday Brunch: Aebleskiver
Culinary Adventures: Aebleskivers

posted by Petey, 2:02 AM

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