Tracy Porter Swedish Pancakes
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TRACY PORTER SWEDISH PANCAKES
3 eggs
1-1/4 C. flour
2-1/4 C. milk
1 Tbsp. sugar
2 Tbsp. melted butter, plus more to cook pancakes in
1 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. vanilla
Preheat a pan (cast iron or an 8 inch pan) over low / medium heat. Mix eggs and a cup of the milk. Add in dry ingredients. Mix quickly but not for long. Add in the rest of the milk and melted butter; combine well. This is a very thin batter, be sure not to over mix.
Put a generous bit of butter (these do well cooked in a lot of butter) into your hot pan. Once it is melted, pour about 1/4 cup batter into the pan. Let the Swedish pancake cook for about one minute, then flip and cook on other side about one minute (typically for me it is less). Be sure to put butter in the pan each time you cook another pancake.
Serve these gems rolled, as my husband likes them, filled with strawberries and dusted with confectioners’ sugar. I prefer mine folded into quarters, drizzled with melted butter, and then some lingonberry preserves or maple syrup. You can typically find lingonberry preserves at most any grocery store. You could also serve them as our children do (though I would not suggest this in truth, they really sabotage theirs… but alas, who am I to interfere with their creativity?). They make Redi-Whip faces all over theirs, then drown them in maple syrup and chocolate chips. Poor lovely Swedish pancakes… just swimming in a pool of boyhood fantasy. C’est la vie!
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Reader Comments
My father-in-law came over to America from Sweden and we also love these delicious pancakes–yummy for any day of the week!
Tracy, I laughed out loud when you dipped the bacon in maple syrup. My son is such a picky eater, always was. BUT…the one thing he loved was bacon dipped in syrup. He still does that today! It must be the sweet/salt thing that makes it soooo good.
Thanks for another great recipe. I can’t wait for the cookbook. I know it will be filled with great stories and pics too.
Good morning girls!
It’s a beautiful day here in NC. It’s a bit nippy as we’re expecting rain. I hope spring arrives for everyone soon.
I don’t mean to sound like a … weather man!
Tracy, I have been waiting for this video since your tray segment and you mentioned the Swedish Pancake ladle. My boys are going to flip for these!
Has anyone tried Danish pancakes? My boys ADORE them with apple filling. I have four boys with one extra – my DH! Gotta love those BOYS!!
And Diane, my prayers are with you for your Dad. Please feel my hugs and prayers for you and your dear family.
My Dad fell before Christmas and shattered his hand leading to surgery then to had to be hospitalized again with pneumonia over Christmas. He is doing fair now but is stubborn and won’t let me do much for him.
My Mom called yesterday and she found another lump in her breast and starts chemo next week. This is her third round with cancer after having one breast removed.
Ladies, my loves, PLEASE remember those self exams and mammograms!
Gretchen, let’s get together sometime!!
Love to all,
Lise
Artist,
Have you tried the maple flavored bacon? My boys do the same thing. The ONLY thing that they allow to touch on their plates is bacon and maple syrup! They love the flavored bacon.
Everytime I fry up some bacon, I think of Miss Tracy and her LOVE LOVE for bacon.
My neighbor is from Sweden and not only do I love her accent, but love her cooking!
We have a new Ikea and I’m going to look there for lingonberry syrup. I’ll bet they carry it.
TTFN
Lise
LISE…I’m so sorry about your Dad and your Mom. Our prayers are with you and your family as well. You are good to remind us women about our self exams and mammograms….This past weekend, my 10 yr. old daughter and I went to the funeral of her friends 41 yr. old mother. She was absolutely beautiful and in the prime of her life with a husband, and two small children. We need to embrace life every minute of the day…
ARTIST..I posted this morning to you on yesterdays blog…keep me updated on the doorknob!
TRACY…love this video! For sure I’ll be making swedish pancakes this weekend! Have a blessed day to all of you strong, extraordinary woman!
Hi everyone!
Tracy…you are making me hungry!! Back in the day I used to make crepes all the time. I had a crepe pan, I loved it. I totally agree with you about how the first one flops. What is that about, anyway? I will have to try your recipe. Maple syrup and bacon…yum is all I can say!
What I really want to know about is your wooden flipper. What is it called and where can I find one?! Thanks! I MUST have one of those…!
mary
Tracy — A restaurant in Door County (Wisconsin) serves these Swedish Pancakes which is one of the main reasons we go to Door County! They are delicious — however, it is my understanding that they bake these pancakes in an oven on a large cookie sheet. What I am trying to say is that they fill up the entire rectangular pan with batter and cook them in the oven. When served they cut it into around 5″ squares and it easily makes a stack — pour on the butter, and when served at the table pour on the syrup, fruit etc. You need to try this method because you can get them out quickly to serve your family practically all at once. However, I don’t know how the top browns but this is something worth experimenting around with. Take care.
Mary-
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TRACY…My beloved grandmother was Swedish, she passed away this past year…we make These all the time just this way and LOVE them!!! I really enjoyed this, especially with all the tips and Real Life moments…THANK YOU!!…
LISE…my heart goes out to you and your mom and dad…They too are in our thoughts and prayers!
PAM…thank you! The Med. tote is gorgeous! I just ordered the Modern Trench,…Does this color go well with the Med. tote?
Have a beautiful day ladies!!!
xoxo Desiree
Oh my…the kids are at school, I ate a boiled egg while watching this, plan to do a little treadmill but now are wondering if I can eat a second breakfast…mmmm
You know I need a little practice before I make them for my family
Good Morning Lovelies,
LISE, our prayers are with you….I know our
spiritual leader, SANDI, will have an appropriate and heartfelt prayer headed your
Mom’s way while she’s undergoing treatment….
God’s speed….My DH…is that dear husband??
makes the pancakes in this household, so I will pass this on to him…..Pancakes are our Sunday ritual too, and I LOOOVVVEEE watching my man cook in the kitchen, is there anything sexier??? ARTIST, Andrew also dips his bacon and sausage in the syrup. I just set a ramekin full of it on the plate so he can dip away! MALLORY, are you joining us tomorrow?
Haven’t heard yet. COLORADO CREW… Are we wearing Tracy togs? Just have to say….this blog is such a positive safe haven in a very
unsure future. Watching the news is
just about unbearable right now, so THANK YOU TRACY, and every one of your staff for creating
this!! Can you believe the incredible chickies
on this blog? Blows my mind everyday, and THANK YOU to all of YOU too, you know who you are…..xoxoxox
Hello lovely ladies,
So wonderful to begin my day here with you… sharing our joys and challenges with other women who are supportive and positive. LISE and DIANE- hang in there, girlies, 2008 was a long one for my family and illnesses. I spent hours in hospitals and know the long days your are working through – I send a big hug and wish I could buy you a hot coffee then lend an ear! I am also so sorry to hear about the 41 year old Mommy’s passing, my father was 41 when he died of cancer, PAM, you are a wise woman to share the preciousness of life with your daughter – my girls know this, too, from experience. Love and hugs to you ladies… and when you are in your beautiful home, made more lovely by your presence – definitely, Swedish pancakes. Our kids will hold these memories forever. Thank you, TRACY for the true inspiration!
Steve is the pancake man of our house and I make crepes – it’s just a known fact that the first one turns out a mess(crazy!)… not just you, T, I think it is the nature of the beast – oh well, I just eat it! Butter the pan – for sure. Sometimes I feel like the California dairy farm I grew up on is right next to your place in Wisconsin and we are just neighbors swapping ideas and little habits – so fun! Served quinoa and edamame tabbouleh salad to the family on Tuesday night – loved it!
Lots of love to you and your families, durls! Snuggle up, read a book, share a conversation about your day and connect – life is to be savored.
Tracy, When my 6 year old son saw you dip the bacon in the syrup he said, “I always do that and with sausage too” Then he made me watch all the necklace videos with him. My “little” Tracy addiction is rubbing off on him.
Marylu, your stacking idea would work great for me and my big family!
Dear Lise,
My prayers and thoughts are with you and your lovely Mom.
She sounds very courageous and I am sure her inner strength will pull her through this trying time.
I am a Radiology Manager and have worked on many commitees to educate and encourage women to have their annual mammograms and have seen the difference it can make in a person’s life if a positive finding is diagnosed.
As women, we need to support each other in making sure all women over 40 get that annual screening, it can make such a difference.
Dont’ forget your monthly self-exam….
The crepes look wonderful and guess what I just found a hard adonized pan with crepe spatual on QVC for 15.99 plus free shipping.
Did any of you ever watch Tracy when she was selling her line on QVC?
I so enjoyed watching her; I am sure someone in TV Land feels the same.
Take Care ladies.
My Dad’s surgery is again postponed until this afternoon.
The delays are driving me crazy.
All of you are such great company.
XOXOXO
Diane
Yummy recipe………love that syrup and bacon. No matter what ladies God is in control. Sometimes he heeps things on us just to watch how we will react to them. Do it with strengh and courage and dignity. Be an example of how he intended us to be……the one who rocks the cradle rules the world. Thats us Ladies!!!!!
Lise, Pam, Desiree, Kathleen and Diane: it is so hard to see someone you love suffer, and it really does make one want to live life to the fullest each day, making every connection possible with the people who matter most. Please know that there is a place in my heart for all those who have been mentioned.
and all the other ventures she inspires us to do, we create memories and experiences to share with our loves. It’s really for that reason that I am so grateful for this site and the community it has created. Love to you all, and to Tracy and Sarah on their far-away adventure away from their loved ones…and you too, Cameo!
What I adore about this site is that Tracy has chosen a life in which those she loves are front and center – the successful business is important, of course (and successful it is!), but doing it close to home and with her nearest and dearest family and friends is paramount. I strive for that too, and it really seems like all of you do too. In the end, that is what matters most, don’t you agree?
I think these videos and this blog resonate so much with us because Tracy is showing us ways to enhance our everyday experiences with the people we love, not distract us from them! So, as we all cook, craft, decorate, garden dip our bacon in maple syrup,
Good Morning Ladies!!
Diane and Lise my prays are with you and your parents. I know how hard it can be to see your parents ill and in the hospital. My Mother had heart surgery last week, it was rough but her recovery is going well. Keep the Faith!
Love Swedish pancakes, Yummy!!! Both my husband and I are of Scandinavian descent. We have consumed many of these pancakes, but I have yet to make them. I think that will change it sure looks easy enough.
Hailey…I own all Tracy’s books and was looking through DREAMS FROM HOME just the other day and noticed the painting that you speak of on the last page. I was wondering who the young artist was??? Now I know, I can imagine how exciting it was for you. I always encourage my daughter to draw in her journal, her favorite time is when we both take ours out with all of best color pencils and draw together.
Now to fashion Ladies. I’m so jealous to hear of all your purchases! I feel like I came to the party late in finding this website. So many of the size smalls are sold out!!!!Do you think on the Persian shirt I could get it altered down to small and it wouldn’t mess up the sleeves? How about the Hollis paisley dress? I am not a seamstress, but at these prices I will hire someone. What do you think?
TRACY love……Well,…. I guess this little country mouse…… will have to make a trip into the city for a crepe pan!…….. Wonder what the city folk will think about that?????….
Love this!!!!………I think the first crepe is ruined because the pan is not hot enough until you get to #2. But I am sure you plan it that way,…so you get the first one!!!!!.. You are a smart one!!!!
Rebecca,…..get back over to yesterdays blog and capitalize all the letters in my name love!!!!!!….( I don’t miss a thing)…. and I am starting to feel left out!
HAILEY love….. THANK YOU for sharing such a wonderful little story in yesterdays blog….. I just adore that kind of JUICY info. As soon as I read it,…. I yanked my book down off the shelf to see if it was so……. and my heart melted…….. love your wildlife illustrations and your little bottle of merlot…….love the entire page!….. I know your Mom was soooo proud! Tell us more stories………
KELLY and the Colorado CREW, have fun tomorrow…….I will be thinking about you!!!!!!… Wish I could go…..but I have to pick up my HEART tomorrow…..Yippy!!!!!!
PAM and CLAUDINE,……check your emails…..photos are on the way………
DIANE and LISE,….. praying for you……..
ARTIST….. what are you doing today??????
Right on REBECCA…After all, all this cooking , crafting, decorating is not nearly as fun if we don’t have loved ones to share it with. DIANE, warm thoughts to you this afternoon. I’m going to schedule my mammogram right now. I did not see TP on QVC. I’m surprised because I do love QVC also! LISE, So sorry to hear about your Mom. I’d love to get together with you. Maybe we could do the Metro Flea market together sometime! Did you do your Lebanese meal yet? I have truly gone over the edge now…I missed the UPS man by a few minutes this morning and literally chased him down in my car to get my TP package!! The modern trench and Persian top …fabulous! Still searching for a place in my house to use a chair as an end table. I need a bigger house just so I can try all Tracy’s ideas! Create a great day!! Who said that yesterday? LOVE That!
CAMEO, SWEET CAMEO…YOU ARE ALL CAPS ALL THE TIME IN MY BOOK…SORRY TO MISS THAT…IT WAS GETTING LATE, BUT NO EXCUSES!!!
REBECCA…I had tears in my eyes while reading your beautiful comments!… YES! THANK YOU!!!!
xoxo Desiree
Ladies, I just want you all to know how much I love reading your blogs. They are filled with so much personality, I can almost see your faces as I read them. Isn’t Tracy just the best? That’s a Wisconsin girl for you. Down to earth, yet she’s so inspiring and talented. (I’m sure to gain 5 pounds just from all the ‘Tracy’ cooking I’ve been doing.) But, oooooo, what fun.
Gretchen, you certainly are over the edge chasing the delivery guy! I have never!! If everyone knew how proper you usually were they would be astounded. LOL
So glad Genny’s coat came and will be waiting for her IF she returns from the beach and Spring Break.LOL
All you girls dealing with illness now please know you and your loved ones are in my prayers.
Lise, I shall try the syrup, didn’t know about it. I do love the flipper and shall check QVC.
Ladies rhe lock situation is not fixed yet…more to follow later.
xoxo
Hi Tracy,
Actually, these Swedish Pancakes are what we call “crepes” in France. They are as thin as yours and are prepared exactly the same way though we let the mix rest a few hours before actually baking it.
And my first “crepe” is also always a mess and I eat it as well.
I love the plate you use to put your folded crepe, I have almost the same to do so.
Anyway, I am going to keep you recipe and try your way to see if there is a difference in the taste.
Thanks again Tracy
Yael
HAILEY…loved reading all your entries from yesterday! How we all Love DREAMS FROM HOME, and now we see that your artwork is the last page, just so wonderful!!!….
VICKI and TRISH…I am so enamoured with the gorgeous weekly banners…I could look at them all day…AND I DO!!!!
REBECCA…loved how you expressed such lovely thoughts about Tracy and this incredible company….so true, so true!!!…..
NICOLE…welcome aboard!!!
xoxo DESIREE
These look wonderful! I love anything that can be drizzled with maple syrup!
KELLY, yes, I’m going try to make it to the Tattered Cover at 10 tomorrow! Not sure which Tracy Porter piece I’ll have on, but it’s hard not to put an outfit together anymore without one! See you then!
Susan B, what nice things you said about the original bloggers. In the beginning we had a conversation between Tracy, Virginia, CC, and myself. Then Priss and Franco joined us. We were charmed by this woman ( Tracy) who could make everything fun and beautiful. We are sooo glad more of you have entered the blog. Our arms are wide open.
Nicole, welcome to you. So glad you decided to chat with us. You will love it here.
Deirdre, I am like you wondering what everybody looks like. It’s fun to imagine and even more fun to meet. I have the priveledge of having an upcoming lunch date with Priss and Cameo in April. I am trying to get Gretchen to join us. You Colorado girls have fun tomorrow and think of the rest of us. I can’t wait to hear what you all wore from Tracy’s collection. I hope the weather cooperates.
Well, my lock saga continues. I have 3 different locks waiting now for a carpenter to look at. He should be here any minute. Thank goodness the door knob is wonderful because the lock situation is NOT!!!!! Pam, are you listening?
Kelly, do I need to tie your hands behind your back so that you will not grab a paint brush? LOL What you already have is perfection my dear.
Jenny, are you still in your PJ’s? Sounds like a great day to me.
To the lovely ladies that do the artwork for the blog…your talent is not wasted on this crowd. We love the beauty you bestow on us daily and do not take it for granted. It is a BIG part of what makes Tracy Porter special.
Thank you!
I shall be quiet now and look forward to hearing from some of you.
xoxo
These look so dainty vs. a big fluffy pancake. Do think that means they are low-cal? Darn, just checking!!
COLORADO CREW–Looking forward to coffee tomorrow. I will probably wear the olive cardigan. But then again, I often change my mind. It is supposed to be cold tomorrow!!
Also, I too am sending out positive thoughts into the universe for all of your loved ones in need right now. Heal, Speed, Love………
I love pancakes like that! When I’m at my moms house in Holland they have that kind. I love putting butter on them and rolling them up and then drizzling maple syrup on them… they are so delicious! When I would fly home I would make sure to have a couple of pancake mix… but now I can just use this receipe!
Hello Ladies! YES! ARTIST, I’m STILL in my PJ’s! LOL It’s just that kind of day!
Loving this Swedish pancake recipe! my mouth has been watering for them all day long! Loved that sweet, delicious cup of strawberries in that darling cup! I’m so ready for fresh, summer produce!
I just ordered Tracy’s Mediterrean Tote….and Tracy’s book, and the Ambrosia tea cup with candle to place on my desk….and I also ordered the Merlot Cardigan…and the Saro’s bracelet. The lining in those bags are so gorgeous. I may have to eventuallly get that Orange tote with the fabulous zebra lining!! YOU know, for me the lining is just as important and fun….and the fact that Tracy and her team think of this is soooo awesome! I mean, how great is kelly green with purple lining?! thank you TP & team!!!
Diane, & also Lise-you are in my prayers. Big hug to you!!
Colorado girls! HAVE fun!!!! we can’t wait to hear about it!
GOing to get my fire going in the fireplace! may have to have Swedish pancakes for supper!
Jenny~XO
Oooooo!! You temptress you! Along with bacon and strawberries, the perfect breakfast. I’ll try it on Sunday.
I’ve been making these pancakes since Tracy posted the recipe way back and they are every bit as good as they look. Our family rotates between the swedish pancakes, belgian waffles, and big fluffy pancakes made with ricotta cheese. We love our carbs!
Lena- I am also a size small(4) but ordered the Persian shirt in med because it looked very close fitting and I have a chest,(32D, sorry if that’s TMI) I am so glsd I did, it fits perfectly!
Jenny-Tell me about your Merlot cardi. I am on the fence, it’s beautiful but I have one the same style in a cherry red and not sure it it would be too similar… though I love the bell sleeves and the basketweave knit…
Hailey- I loved your story! I’ve often wondered about that page.. too cute! You must be a mere babe, still…
Oh Darlings ALL,
Had to finally tear myself away for awhile….nothing is getting done around this house! BUT! A trip to the grocery store means stopping in to my fave consignment shop to see what new goodies are there…picked up a great little shelf for the London Wall, a la
Tracy, and a few other things. ARTIST, I won’t
paint a thing without consulting you , no worries! DIANE, thinking of you at this moment, hope your Dad’s out of surgery and resting comfortably. Keep us updated when you can…..know we’re all sitting there with you in spirit. SANDI, where are you today? REBECCA, how’s your little guy doing? PAM, when are you due? We’ll take pictures tomorrow during our COLORADO CREW outing….maybe TRACY will post them! Over and out, love to all,
XOXOX
REBECCA love,…..That is why I love you soooooo……you are a quick study!!!!!!!
GRETCHEN,……..So glad you ordered little JENNY the Modern Trench……. she will love you for it….. I have a spare pair of hip waders and I only live an hour and a half from you……. Next time I clean out the fish pond……….you’re mine!!!!!! And reading ARTIST’S description of you…. I think you are just prissy enough to do the job!!!!!
ARTIST,……. Southern Sass wants an update on the doorknob please!
KELLY,……. I am soooo with you…there is something about a man in the kitchen that is quite pleasing to me as well!!!!
JENNY, I agree with you love , there is something magical about the hidden linings.
To ALL….does anyone know what issue of “Victoria” Tracy was in?????
VIRGINIA,……..bet I know what you are doing…….
DAWN,……oxoxox to PLUM BLOSSOM
DESIREE,…….Do you need to borrow my soft luxurious box of tissues?????
Hello lovely friends!! I love to make breakfast on the weekend for my husband, Brett. It’s a nice time for us to sit down together when we have time to be leisurely. I will definitely be making these pancakes…they look too yummy. And tomorrow, being Friday, is casual day at work and I’m going to wear the mossy sweater and can’t wait to see how many compliments I get on this beauty. So far, I’ve gotten many nice comments on the other TP designs I’ve worn. I truly feel very special when I wear them…thank you Tracy!! The latest additions to the line are so gorgeous…I must save my pennies. Can’t wait for Inspiration Fascination tomorrow!!
DURLS…I went on a safari today: looking for a spot of leopard. I was instructed by someone we all know & love that my powder needed some. I could have been a commercial for Pottery Barn. It was raining crazily and I had no umbrella. I ran in with my jacket over head, adorable shoes soaked through and stated: “I come in rain, sleet or shine. I NEED these towels.” They roared!!! My leopard hand towels have a new home and boy does the cinnabar colored powder room look happy. Here’s to fluffing no matter the weather!
TRACY…cannot wait to flip those pancakes this weekend.
TTFN!
CAMEO, I am not prissy!! I have no idea what my sis is talking about. SHE is the prissy one! I would love to help you in the goldfish pond…we’ll barter… you can help me decorate!!! I love what I’ve seen of yours. But I don’t do snakes…does that make me prissy?!!
To anyone who is interested in doing the apron thing from a few videos ago…a placemat is the perfect size! I just discovered that.
CAMEO….Tracy was in Victoria, August 1995….
I know how happy you must be to be welcoming your Dearheart back into your arms tomorrow!!!
DIANE….Please let us know, love…
xoxo Desiree
Just a goofy question for everyone, what is the difference between Swedish Pancakes and crepes? Is there any? Can I use a crepe pan? these sound delish!!
CAMEO, The Victoria issue was August of 1995.
It’s very interesting to see how Tracy’s style has evolved and changed. Mary Ann
GRETCHEN…thanks for the apron placemat tip!! I think I’ll try that with one of my Very Bradley’s….Tracy, are you going to do placemats?….
TRACY and SARAH….we all wish you well and miss you so!!!….
Safe Travels!!!!…HURRY home to your adoring Durls!!!
xoxo Desiree
I have a son-in-law from Sweden and he makes the best Swedish pancakes, I will try this receipe since I have never made them. We had the roasted tomato soup for supper and it is to die for. Just the smell of the veggies roasting was yummy all day long. Mammogram scheduled for March 20. Prayers to everyones parents. We are all so lucky health care has advanced so much. Loved the boys all around the counter eating their pancakes. One is more handsome than the next!
Hey Tracy,
I also make swedish pancakes almost every weekend! My kids and I are crazy about them. My husband not so much. I use a swedish pancake pan from Sweden(we used to live there) that is 40-45 years old. It works like a charm – but – the first pancake never turns out perfectly. It never did for my mom and it never has for me. I’m a cheater though, I use the low fat Bisquick mix and add extra milk to thin out the batter. Easy and delicious. We always spread them with lingon, fold them over once and sprinkle with lemon juice and then sugar. One handy little tool I use is an offset spatula. Same shape as yours but the handle is offset. Can’t wait till the weekend.
Best,
Maria
Just getting home from an event at my daughters school…of course I come right here to check on my durls!! Can I just say that as we were leaving tonight a woman commented on what a stylish pregnant woman I was!!! Made my night…of course I was carrying my Med. tote and wearing my Modern Trench!!! Oh la la! DESIREE…I wore them both together tonight but they are two completely different color greens…personally I have no problem wearing them together! ARTIST…I’m scared to ask about the doorknob??? MARYANN…I’m going up to pull out my copy of Victoria…thank you for that info!…Hi KELLY…I’m due June 16th..this is my 4th and it’s a boy and we’re calling him Finn (short for Griffin!)…can you tell I’m excited? CAMEO…thank you for emailing me pix’s…your rooms are breathtaking! I haven’t had time tonight to read everyones blogs and I’m out of time…kids are still up! Can’t wait for “Inspiration Fascination” (best opera)…
Night Night lovelies xoxo
JENNIFER, I haven’t received the Merlot cardigan yet, just ordered today…however I was told on the phone by one of the fabulous folks at TP that it runs on the snug side. She also said it’s REAL wool if you are allergic, and of course be sure to wear a shirt under it as it can be itchy-thus, the real lambs wool. I will certainly let you know the result when it arrives. I have long arms and she said the arms on this ARE long. I thought how cute it’d be with jeans. And since I’m sooo cold and a layer of snow has fallen and it’s still snowing…..NOT to mention the great price….I went for it!!:-) I personally like the cut in the front…sort of a V cut…it’s a flattering and slimming cut.
CAMEO_I knew you’d LOVE that lining too!
wow, MARY! HOME IS HOLLAND?!! what a beautiful place!!
JENNY XO
HI BENSON! Love the fact that you get real authentic Swedish pancakes from your father in law!
I love that Tracy incorporates her background in cooking too-alittle french, a little swedish…then there is english trifle….we travel the world with Tracy in the kitchen. How delicious & fun!!!!
g’night all!
Jenny
yum…..pancakes..my favorite!! I will try this
receipe…Allie loves them in the shape of Mickey
Mouse with lots of peanut butter and syrup..so I’ll be flippin away!!!
Cameo, so glad your Heart will soon be home!
Diane and Lise…you and your families are in my thoughts and prayers….I so hope everything
goes well.
Virginia, Your powder room sounds absolutely
gorgeous….did you get the leopard hand towels
at Pottery Barn?.. would love to have some for
mine.
I will miss all this chatter….am going to Dallas tomorrow….I’ll feel so left out.!!
Ya’ll have a great weekendxoxoxo Carol
CAROL…thanks! Yes, the PB leopard is wonderful. Go on the hunt…join me on the safari!
Tracy with all these wonderful receipes you should have receipe cards!! Just a thought!
Thanks, Hailey! I am going to put this crepe flipper on my wish list. My hubby and son like to buy little items like this for my Christmas stocking. If I don’t buy it before!
mary
Almost every Saturday morning I indulge by eating sourdough toast with butter and sugar. But not this Saturday.
Yuummmmm! We would put applesauce inside and eat them with sausage links (bacon would be delectable, also)!
Put some rice or dry beans in your powdered sugar shaker – comes out much easier and doesn’t clump.
Hi Tracy and all! i’m new to this blog, but and old TP fan from the start. I’ve been watching the videos and just had to send ya’ll an awesome recipe when I saw her Swedish Pancakes. This is for German Pancakes.
3 eggs
1/2 cup flour
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 cup milk
2 Tbs. melted butter
2 round cake pans sprayed with PAM
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Put all ingredients in a blender til thoroughly mixed and pour into pans, about 1/8 to 1/4 inch, covering the bottom of the pan. Bake for about 18 mins. Pancakes will rise higher than a crepe.
When done, pour on more melted butter, sprinkle (generously) with powdered sugar and squeeze a lemon over top! To die for!!! Enjoy!!!
I love reading about you all and, of course, Tracy! She is such an inspiration! I too lost my mom to breast cancer in 2004, but I wouldn’t trade a second of the time I spent caring for her- had to leave my husband home to fend for himself, bless his little heart. I am praying for your mom, Lise.
Tracy, I just received my Scottish Sweater and it’s every bit as fabulous as it looked! Love it!
God bless you all! Sarah
I just finished breakfast and…gulp…I ate five swedish pancakes! This is giving my favorite comfort food, sourdough toast, a tough run. I ate mine sprinkled with powered sugar and with raspberry jam on the side. Thanks for giving me a new family tradition.
tracy, love all the videos and recipes! what kind of pan do you use (have seen several designs) and where did you get yours??