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Aebleskiver PanAebleskiver Pancake Pan
Is there anything like a donut and a cup of coffee? Or, what about pancakes and syrup? Aebleskiver fit the bill. These little donut balls are a delightful Danish tradition and are often served warm with fruit preserves or dusted with powdered sugar. They are so yummy! And your friends and family will be intrigued at their unique shape. The special aebleskiver pan holds seven donuts or pancakes, as they are also known. Preheat the aebleskiver pan and drop a little oil in the bottom of each cup. Then, add a small amount of batter into each cup, watch each little pancake ball rise and brown, and then turn the aebleskiver until it is lightly browned and formed into its traditional "ball" shape. Aebleskiver are a wonderful breakfast or anytime treat. They are especially fun to make with children as they learn how to turn the aebleskiver in the aebleskiver pan. 6 1/2" diameter cast iron pan with seven 2" X 1" deep hole to bake tasty aebleskiver. We do not recommend using the aebleskiver pan on a ceramic or smooth-top cooktop. Be careful not to scratch the surface of a ceramic cooktop. Several customers use the aebleskiver pan on an electric coil or gas stove, or they use it on an electric coil hot plate. ![]() |
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