DISH RESEARCH · Dessert
Krumkake
Matprat’s krumkaker rest a cardamom-seasoned wheat, butter and egg batter, cook it in a krumkake iron and roll golden biscuits into cones with optional creamy fruit fillings.
About Krumkake
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Matprat’s krumkaker are crisp Christmas biscuits made in a krumkake iron and rolled into cones. This version flavours its wheat, butter and egg batter with ground cardamom.
Four eggs and sugar are beaten into a foam before melted, cooled butter is added. Wheat flour and ground cardamom are folded in gently, and the batter rests to swell.
If the rested batter is too thick, a couple of tablespoons of water can loosen it. A large teaspoonful is placed in the centre of the heated krumkake iron.
The biscuits cook until golden brown and are rolled into cones. Their crisp shells can be served as they are or used to hold a filling.
Matprat suggests optional whipped cream with jam or fresh berries inside the cones. The creamy filling and fruit sit within the cardamom-flavoured biscuit shells.
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