I fixed these pancakes two times and they were a HIT. They were much thinner and flatter than the pancakes I usually make. The girl who at one time loved blueberry pancakes and then started not liking pancakes - was the one that asked me to make these a second time. Unfortunately the box mix is pretty small - so there was only 2 meals worth in it.
The batter is super thin and you are just supposed to make the pancakes from one tablespoon of batter. I did cheat a bit and made some of them much larger in order to roll into crepes.
The boy loved his little pancakes with a lot of syrup - but the girl liked hers with mixed berries sprinkled on top. The second time I made these I rolled them up into little crepe suzettes with the mixed berries rolled up inside and powdered sugar sprinkled on the roll. Delicious!
To me, any kind of pancake is great - and other than being thin, small and flat I couldn't see much difference in the taste - but the kids say there is and they love them - so I'll try to make these more often.
Here is a recipe for making Swedish pancakes from scratch if you'd like to give them a try.
The batter is super thin and you are just supposed to make the pancakes from one tablespoon of batter. I did cheat a bit and made some of them much larger in order to roll into crepes.
The boy loved his little pancakes with a lot of syrup - but the girl liked hers with mixed berries sprinkled on top. The second time I made these I rolled them up into little crepe suzettes with the mixed berries rolled up inside and powdered sugar sprinkled on the roll. Delicious!
To me, any kind of pancake is great - and other than being thin, small and flat I couldn't see much difference in the taste - but the kids say there is and they love them - so I'll try to make these more often.
Here is a recipe for making Swedish pancakes from scratch if you'd like to give them a try.
5 comments:
I love Swedish pancakes! We do not have these mixes at our grocery store...it sure would be a hit with me as I always have to make mine from scratch.
My wife is from Sweden. I grew up on the large fat pancakes my father use to make. My mother in law made some Swedish pancakes the last time we were there and I love them. I have since found a couple of store that carry the Lunds mix and my mother in law gave me her recipe. They are great and just about everyone that tries them loves them.
I have tried calling the company (800-621-6636) and (312-382-1177)the phone just rings and rings. Not even a message to say you have reached the co. I even tried going from store to store trying to find the mix. I live in Mi in the Detroit area. Does anyone know of a store that carries it?
Amazon.com sells Lund's Swedish Pancake Mix.
Need the copycat recipe as the Lund's ingredients are deferent than any other of the mixes sold. I have not found one yet. Ingredients: Wheat flour, malted barley flour, whey powder (from milk), sugar, salt, baking powder
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