I'm a Finn and i'm sure it was yummy, but Finnish pancake is never so thick. Cut your recipe to half for that size of the pan and you get the real one ;) In Finland we usually eat that with strawberry jam and some peoples add whipped cream also ...I suggest you try that too. Best way to do it is cast iron pan, but if you make for many peoples, it's pretty slow, because every pancake takes like 15-20 minutes. If you do with cast iron pan, remember to preheat pan in oven and melt butter on it. Hope you will enjoy our most traditional dessert :)
Yes, it is one big pancake, and not like the pancakes I grew up eating as a child in Denmark. But it is fast to make it and very tasty. Let me know what you think after you have eaten it.
This was so delicious thank you. We went a little heavy on the toppings to get rid of some ripe fruit we had but it was so good! I still have half the batter saved in fridge to make tomorrow since i made a small batch in my toaster oven.
I use two eggs, one cup milk or water, 2/3 cup flour, two Tbsp sugar, 1/2 tsp cardamom, and three tablespoons butter/coconut oil in a pie pan at 400*F for 35 minutes. I guess mine just makes half as much. But, add cardamom to make it extra-Finnish.
My recipe also includes 1/2 tsp fresh grated lemon peel, which is really nice, but I usually omit it and add it when I'm feeling frisky. Lemon peel is great for burning fat, I find.
Thank you so much for the video, my mother passed away and was a full finn but i never learned how to make her PANNUKKAU, but she made it on the stove, not sure how i cnt find any videos of someone making one on the stove like she did she used a cast iron skillet though so maybe that's why.
Wonderful! Thank you so much for this video, I'm going to make this for sure! This looks so easy to make and hard to mess up (perfect for me 🤓). Blessings from Atlanta!
I just wanted to say, I found your videos last night and I love watching your videos. You make cooking look so easy, but your tips are super helpful! Today I'm making Pannukukka from your recipe. And I wish all my Finnish friends a Hyvää Juhannusta! And also greetings to both you Karen and Heidi, you have a new fan from Australia!! ♥
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+ScandinavianToday it was my first time making Pannukakku on my own, but following your recipe made it fool proof cooking! I can't wait to make more of your delicious looking recipes! ♥
Wow, if you don't mind, from which island? Recently, I am very interested in visiting those small Danish islands and it's a very nice surprise to read from somebody who lives in these unpopular places. I think, they are gems..good, that not ruined with massive tourism.
I remember my mother making these, I like them much more than regular pancakes
These are really delicious!
Thank you for sharing. I will have to try this. I am just know my boys will adore it.
Kerstin Kitchenmom I am glad to hear you will try it.
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I'm a Finn and i'm sure it was yummy, but Finnish pancake is never so thick. Cut your recipe to half for that size of the pan and you get the real one ;) In Finland we usually eat that with strawberry jam and some peoples add whipped cream also ...I suggest you try that too. Best way to do it is cast iron pan, but if you make for many peoples, it's pretty slow, because every pancake takes like 15-20 minutes. If you do with cast iron pan, remember to preheat pan in oven and melt butter on it. Hope you will enjoy our most traditional dessert :)
Hi, thanks for all this information. I appreciate hearing from you.
It really depends on your personal preference. I like them a bit thicker.
Thanks for letting us know.
Finnish Pancakes - Pannukkau ---- Sooo good!: th-cam.com/video/sPTyV4rFMaI/w-d-xo.html via @TH-cam#Finnish
I have such a hard time finding lingonberry jam around where I live! Are there any store chains that sell it online perhaps?
Amazon or ikea have lingonberries.
Taryn Merrick thanks!
jfb rko I bought the lingonberries at Ikea. Enjoy!
Grow outside the house here, got several liters in the freezer. Bilberries too.
Interesting! Where do you live and where did you get them? I wonder if I can grow bilberries and lingonberries in Ohio?
Ridiculously easy to make, I hv never seen a pancake like that.. Can't wait to try this one... Thank you so much for sharing this recipe! Xoxo
Yes, it is one big pancake, and not like the pancakes I grew up eating as a child in Denmark. But it is fast to make it and very tasty. Let me know what you think after you have eaten it.
Finnish Pancakes - Pannukkau ---- Sooo good!: th-cam.com/video/sPTyV4rFMaI/w-d-xo.html via @TH-cam #pancakes
It is pannukakku
pankūkas - in Latvian :) sounds so similar actually
Interesting. Thanks for letting us know.
This was so delicious thank you. We went a little heavy on the toppings to get rid of some ripe fruit we had but it was so good! I still have half the batter saved in fridge to make tomorrow since i made a small batch in my toaster oven.
I am so glad to hear this! It is delicious!
I use two eggs, one cup milk or water, 2/3 cup flour, two Tbsp sugar, 1/2 tsp cardamom, and three tablespoons butter/coconut oil in a pie pan at 400*F for 35 minutes. I guess mine just makes half as much. But, add cardamom to make it extra-Finnish.
Thank you for all this information. I appreciate it. Yes, I also like cardamom very much and will add it next time.
My recipe also includes 1/2 tsp fresh grated lemon peel, which is really nice, but I usually omit it and add it when I'm feeling frisky. Lemon peel is great for burning fat, I find.
Thank you so much for the video, my mother passed away and was a full finn but i never learned how to make her PANNUKKAU, but she made it on the stove, not sure how i cnt find any videos of someone making one on the stove like she did she used a cast iron skillet though so maybe that's why.
Interesting to read your comment. Thanks. Hopefully you will also make it and enjoy it.
Wonderful! Thank you so much for this video, I'm going to make this for sure! This looks so easy to make and hard to mess up (perfect for me 🤓). Blessings from Atlanta!
+Tay Hastings Thank you for commenting. Yes, they are easy to make and really delicious. Enjoy!
Finnish Pancakes - Pannukkau ---- Sooo good!: th-cam.com/video/sPTyV4rFMaI/w-d-xo.html via @TH-cam #Finnish
I just wanted to say, I found your videos last night and I love watching your videos. You make cooking look so easy, but your tips are super helpful! Today I'm making Pannukukka from your recipe. And I wish all my Finnish friends a Hyvää Juhannusta! And also greetings to both you Karen and Heidi, you have a new fan from Australia!! ♥
Thank you so much for your friendly comment. We are happy to read that you like our channel. Have a wonderful day, and we hope to hear more from you in the future.
+ScandinavianToday it was my first time making Pannukakku on my own, but following your recipe made it fool proof cooking! I can't wait to make more of your delicious looking recipes! ♥
Great! Happy to hear from you in Australia. My husband's family come from Australia, and he still has relatives there. We hope to visit them some day.
So which part of Scandinavia are you from?
+Juri Seki I come from a small island in Denmark. Grew up in a town Stege. Have also lived in Germany and Spain.
Wow, if you don't mind, from which island? Recently, I am very interested in visiting those small Danish islands and it's a very nice surprise to read from somebody who lives in these unpopular places. I think, they are gems..good, that not ruined with massive tourism.
I come from MOEN in the southern part of Denmark.
I grew up in the town Stege on the island Møn (south of Sealand). There are beautiful cliffs on the island.