I learned about Ebelskivers through a wonderful blog post by The Thing About Joan. These delicious tiny Dutch “pancakes” are a wonderful treat. They can also be filled with a wide variety of tasty ingredients such as jams, lemon curd, Nutella, etc. The ones pictured here are filled with our Blackberry Jam.
Ebelskivers — from The Thing About Joan
Check out The Thing About Joan for the full instructions! 🙂
They look wonderful 🙂
Thanks!! 🙂
Hey Kenley, thanks for the shout out! Your ebelskivers look wonderful and blackberry jam filling sounds absolutely delicious! They are addicting little things, aren’t they? 🙂
You are quite welcome! I am so happy you originally shared this recipe! And yes…they are quite addicting! 🙂
Kenley
These look really good and I think about trying them and getting a machine. I am never really sure though how often I would make these.
Thanks Cynthia! The pan is really a great thing to have. I struggled for awhile on whether to get one…but I find it to be really worth it. And you can always do partial batches for just you and your husband.
The look lovely!
Thanks Jenny!!
Oh my, we’ve never heard of Ebelskivers before, but they look delicious! How big are they?
They are about the size of a mini muffin. And yes…they are quite delicious!
Kenley
mouth watering!
Thanks Eileen!
They look so good! The Fringe Festival in my home town has an ebelskiver van that turns up every year and only sells these little pancakes (with different toppings). There’s always a queue!
Oh how fun! I bet they always need to make huge numbers of them! 🙂
Oh goodie, something new…way to go Kenley!
Thanks Laurie!
I love ebelskivers, have the pan and I rarely use it. Your post reminded me I need to dust it off and make some. They are delicious!
Thanks Suzanne! Hope I’ve inspired you to break out the ebelskiver pan! 🙂
oh! these do look so delicious Kenley! 🙂
Thanks so much Ingrid!
I love them! So happy you made ’em – my dad (who was Danish) made them each Christmas eve and morning. I still have his pan and make them most years!
They sound perfect for Christmas! Glad that you are carrying on his tradition. 🙂
Kenley
They are tasty!!
I remember admiring these when Joan first posted them! Yum, Perhaps it is a good time to stop admiring and give them a go. 🙂
I definitely recommend giving them a go! They are so very tasty!! 🙂
Kenley
and they’re such fun to say!
They sure are! 🙂
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