DISH RESEARCH · Main dish
Scanian Eggakaka
Arla’s Scanian äggakaka whisks milk, wheat flour, salt and eggs, cooks the batter in butter, turns it with a plate and presents it with prepared pork and lingonberries, plus an optional carrot salad.
About Scanian Eggakaka
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Arla’s Scanian äggakaka is an egg-and-wheat pancake made with milk and butter. The introduction recommends crisp prepared fried pork and raw-stirred lingonberries, with an optional carrot salad alongside.
Half of the milk is whisked with wheat flour and salt. The remaining milk and five eggs are added and whisked into a smooth batter.
Butter is heated in a frying pan and the egg batter is poured in. The heat is lowered and the cake cooks over medium heat until the batter sets, with a few gentle stirs.
The cake is turned onto a plate, then allowed to slide back into the pan. Its other side cooks for a couple of minutes until coloured.
The egg cake is presented with prepared crisp fried pork and raw-stirred lingonberries. A carrot salad is the selected optional salad accompaniment suggested by Arla’s introduction.
Ingredients in Scanian Eggakaka
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- Cow Milkbase
- Buttercooking medium
- Saltseasoning
- Eggbase
- Cured porkprotein
- Wheat flourbinder
Ingredient connections awaiting review. Versions and preparation vary.
Origins & food traditions
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- Scanian