Sugared Pancakes aka Austrian “Kaiserschmarrn” is a very classic and sweet Austrian dish, wich is not only eaten as dessert, but also as a main dish.
Vorbereitungszeit 10 MinutenMin.
Arbeitszeit 10 MinutenMin.
Baking Time 15 MinutenMin.
Gesamt 35 MinutenMin.
Portionen 2portions
Kochutensilien
bowl for batter
bowl for eggwhite
mixer
small pan without plastic handle (ovenproof), for baking on stovetop only, see description in blog post
Zutaten
2eggs
1pinchsalt
100gflourabout ¾ cup, also possible with whole grain
100mlmilka little less than ½ cup
1sipsparkling waterabout ¼ cup or less, optional
1tbsp.sugaroptional
1handfullraisinsoptional
2tbsp.butterfor the pan
powdered sugarto sprinkle on top
Anleitung
Separate the eggs and with a mixer, beat eggwhite until stiff. (You can also skip that part, then the Kaiserschmarrn is not "perfectly fluffy". But if I don't have much time, I just mix all the ingredients together in one bowl, without beating the eggwhite.)
Mix egg yolks with salt and milk. Bit by bit, add the flour.
Depending on the flour you use, you may have to add a bit more milk or flour. It should be a thick batter, similar to pancake batter.If you add a sip of sparkling water, you will probably have to add 1 tbsp. more flour.
If you like, you can add a handfull of raisins.
On stovetop, heat up butter in a pan. Add batter and let brown on one side.
Put in the oven (about 180°C / 360°F) for about 10 Minutes, until the batter rises and is not liquid anymore. It should look like a giant pancake now. ;) For baking on stovetop only, see description in blog post. (If you for example don't have an ovenproof pan)
Sprinkle some sugar on top and flip the large pancake. (Probably with the help of a plate.) Bake for another 5 minutes.
Take out of the oven and with 2 forks, tear apart.
Sprinkle with icing sugar and serve with stewed plums, apple sauce or other canned fruit, berries etc.
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September 29, 2021
(c) by Angelika Kreitner-Beretits / Vienna Sunday Kitchen