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  • why not show how to make this from regular ingredients rather than a mix?

  • One æbleskive. Two æbleskiver.

  • Thank you, Chef Arne. I bought a nice pan for the stove and an electric pan for travel. Your lesson here is PERFECT. I got great results and I now claim that I must have Danish ancestors. Thanks again!

  • He rocks at making these!!! :D

  • man kan sgu godt høre du fra Danmark :)

  • Our guests have loved these - Aebelskiver are terrific!

  • The method passed down through my family only flipped them once. A full 180 degree flip and that was it, done all the way around and round. All the videos I've seen so far flip them in stages, I can see benefits if you are stuffing them, but we didn't, just the sugar coating and toppings.

  • Thank you, love this video <3

    

  • Dear Chef Arne,

    When each time we visit cousins for a family gathering in Monterey, we pass through Solvang. However, it's always too late or too early to go to your restaurant, and sample these treats.

    So we very much look forward to the day when our timing is better, and sit down to a "Chef Arne Feast" at the Solvang Restaurant! All the best thought to you and yours... Lad os spise! :>

    Carol and Michael :>

  • Wooo i just went to the Solvang Restaurant and LOVED IT!!! Thanks Chef Arne :)

  • YAY! ÆBLESKIVER! :D

  • when making "filled" aebleskiver, when is the best time to put in the filling? I've been making these for about 3 years now, and when I make filled ones I can't seem to make them close all the way. They still taste amazing but sometimes they look like little "pacman". Any suggestions?

  • From where can I get this pan n what's it's name????

  • @aartinsharma

    Amazon is a great source. Also, Williams Sonoma. They're more expensive, unfortunately, but they also have a selection of cook books just on Aebleskivers (for breakfast, desserts, and even savory snacks!).

  • it's not true!! It's not danish pancakes. Danish pancakes are like american pancakes, but just bigger(diameter) and thinner. Aebleskiver is like japanese Takoyaki !!

  • Actually there is a meaning with the name.

    Æbleskiver= Æble (apple) skiver (slices)

    Originally those had apple wedges in the centre, often with cinnamon.

    (I like to cook the apple wedges a little with sugar and cinnamon before I slip them into the Æbleskiver just before I close them up and turn them upside down.

    It's a crying shame to cover them in jam though.

    I always serve them with different types of jam, and let my guests choose for themselves. The sugar sprinkling is mandatory though. ;O)

  • What a wonderful man, and so skilled! He clearly has made thousands of these, because he makes it look so easy. Thank you for posting this wonderful video, and I look forward to trying it out!

  • i just noticed he was actually speaking english at 51 seconds. =) my grandma had a strong danish accent and sometimes i didn't realize she was speaking english either... =)

  • Thanks for the video. My family has been making Aebleskivers since long before they left Denmark to come to America. Over the years though, the recipe stayed the same but the technique was somehow lost to our younger generation. I had no idea I was doing them wrong till I saw this video. I made them on New Years day this year and was so excited at how they turned out, I took pictures...hehe. My sister was excited to see the video as well...thank you. BTW, they are way better than a pancake

  • MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM æbleskiver

  • haha just read that Trader Joe’s sells "danish pancakes" and on the back of the packet its says that danish pancakes is a conventional breakfast in denmark.. NOT.. its only at christmas most ppl eat this..

  • this is not a pancake america -- get it right! (from an american who has danish roots)

  • oh my goodness. How yum are they! can you come to my house and cook them for me? haha

  • i love aebleskiver. every christmas my grandpa or mom makes them. and there danish to

  • I could eat an Aebleskive right now =D

  • Jeg elsker at spise æbleskiver om julen :D - I love to eat ableskiver at christmas d: with raspberry jelly, sugar... Mums

  • "Of the æbleskiveflour" HAHA

  • I think I need a bigger pan

  • your video has made me an aebelskiver pro. thank you!

  • Thank you for the fun and informative video. I appreciate you making it. I received an aebleskiver pan for Christmas and this was very helpful. I also enjoyed listening to you talk as it helped me to understand what my Danish ancestors might have sounded like! Thanks!

  • Fatter ikke hvorfor man laver dem selv, når man kan købe 50 for 20 kr ;D

    Det virker som spild af tid ;D

  • @Gingersdk Her i Danmark er det måske , men i udlandet kan man sjældent købe dem og man bliver derfor nødt til at lave dem selv.

  • @Gingersdk Desuden smager det altså også bedre hvis man laver dem selv xD

    Det er lidt ligesom når man køber frosne pandekager xD

  • danish chef my ass

  • @daniela75970 He is a chef , and from the accent you can clearly tell that danish was his first language before he learned to speak american-english.

  • Could you please tell me what sort of flour you used? I couldn't quite catch it.

  • 30 abellsever..... I was thinking that's not enough.....then u said good for a big family, I laughed

  • what are these? Are these bread? lol

    I wna try to make this, but I dont have that equipment, but I do have muffin pans. If we could use that, Could we bake it or like maybe put it over the stove too?

  • It's kinda like pancakes.

  • "Then you have to clean it and I don't like cleaning." ^_^

  • danish accent :D

  • Those look delicious. x3~

  • A pan with holes in it. WHOOOAAA!

    that completely couldnt have been thuoght of in two different places!!

  • Jophie12: Don't be so sure that the pan design was stolen from the Japanese. This is a treat that goes over 400 years back in Denmark. This is a peasant treat - and to assume that the pan is a Japanese design, some Dane should have brought this thing back to Denmark maybe 500 years ago. (Not a lot of Danes went to Japan 500 years ago)

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  • Jophie12 - Get your facts straight.

  • I love how everyone says an æbeskiver = appleslices! Its an æbleskive=apple slice.

    I... Love... Æbleskivers. hehee

  • I just bought some mix, a pan, and needle from Arne's today. Im so excited to get my abelskiver on!!!!!!!

  • Yummmeeee ! thank you chef arne !

  • I have a cast iron pan. How do I season it so puffs don't stick?

  • I use a dab of butter in each spot.

  • where can i buy the pan ?i live in italy..somebody help me to find one?

  • I also use the aebleskiver pan for big takoyaki balls too :D. multi-purpose FTW!

  • thank you chef arne for the video!

    i can't wait to go back to solvang and get the aebleskiver mix and that gadget stick you use

    oh and i might as well get the pan as well

    i can't wait to make aebleskivers for myself

    i mean for my daughter!

  • Æbleskivers are so damn good! I miss my trips to Solvang!

  • @LethalKillingMachine

    Hi, can i give you a quick friendly tip?

    it's called æbleskive, and in pluralis it's æbleskiver.

    a lot of people adds the "s" form the english laungage on top of the danish "r" , which makes it sound really funny ^^

  • lol apple slice

  • I've had my pan forever, but never was sure HOW to make them. Now I will use it. Thank you for this informational video. Before long, I will look like an Aebleskiver.

  • my little brother loves them, comple joy to eat, thanks for showing us. :)

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