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Mormors pannkakor

The thin Swedish kind. The batter wants to rest — that's the whole trick.

Ingredients

Method

  1. 1Whisk the flour, salt and half the milk to a smooth batter.
  2. 2Add the rest of the milk and the eggs. Stir in the melted butter.
  3. 3Let it rest 30 minutes — this is what makes them thin.
  4. 4Fry thin in a hot buttered pan until golden at the edges.

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