Nov 19, 2015 12:12 AM
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DBsgirl
Yumbalishous!
thyfangysock
Isn't this known as a "Dutch Baby"?
blainetog
Honestly, that looks kinda awful. Way worse than regular pancakes.
Throwstones
This is just a Yorkshire pudding lol you have these with you're Sunday dinner ?
champloosamurai
Add...add nutella.
weegs
We'd sprinkle cinnamon sugar and squeeze an orange slice on it.
OverwatchLootboxes
JapaneseStudentTadashii
Looks like an elephant ear with strawberries
Pedruskism
Looks like a yorkshire pudding made in a pan instead of the oven
iapologizeinadvanceforthis
Bitch, that is a pieless pie!
Izziluvmunch
That ain't a German pancake it's a Yorkshire pudding!!
SweetEmotion
Fuck...so yummy
iateanappleonce
On mobile. Didn't realise gifs. I was like "empty bench? So... Germans don't eat pancakes?"
DeusCaritasEst
Haha I thought this at first too! I was like, wow....exciting *sarcasm*.
HRshoveandstuff
I feel like you're losing strawberry by using a straw.
Calcifiera
Because then it's just berry?
evenmoreirrelevantGIF
OtherErinFromTheOffice
@sarapls
CoRelli
Instructions unclear. Made giant Yorkshire pudding
Mortalitis
Pancake batter and Yorkshire Pudding batter are practically the same, so you didn't fuck up much
Alexpander4
Like a sweet Yorkshire pudding. I approve.
suitedjames
Yorkshire Puddings with plum jam. Heaven!
Gun5linger
Sometimes I have Yorkshire Puddings with ice cream! It's the shit!
whitebbwolf
Was zum Geier soll dass denn sein????
phoenixsphinx
keine Ahnung die Angelsachsen und deren rebellische Kinder gehen von aus das is ein Pfannkuchen/Eierkuchen
das ist schon eher ein Yorkshire pudding!!!! Ich hab in DLand ja schon viele Varianten gesehen, aber sowas, noch nie!!!
ne ich auch nich. Und mein Opa hat die tonnenweise für seine 5 Enkel machen müssen wenn es die zum Mittag gab.
KingoftheWest
My family makes these every Christmas, so good~!
TeaAndCakeOrDeath
We called them 'puff pancakes' when I was a kid. Soooo yummy with homemade syrup!
What? I am german and this is not a Eierkuchen oder Pfannkuchen. THis is disgusting
brickkeeper
I imagined something more like a Palatschinke. And I have to say. I have never seen something like this in Austria.
Zahnradfee
Neither have I in Germany. We ususally just fry them in the pan, not bake them in an oven. And very often they are served with apple puree.
or with Jam.
or with ice cream.
or with chocolate.
True. Or with cinnamon and sugar.
Dani3113
As an American...we give new recipes exotic names to make ourselves feel better.
Collinsish
It feels fancy bc we have no culture
"You...baked a pancake and covered it in powdered sugar? No wonder you're fat." "Nah man its how they do it in Germany!"
brokenturtle
More recipes in this format please. I have seconds to learn and Martha Stewart goes to slow
Nize426
I think they're from buzzfeed. See them very often on fb
motittiesmoproblems
Yeah plus I can just save these short videos to my phone to watch when I'm at the grocery store
bctycho
In my family we make German pancakes more like crepes. 2 eggs, 2 tablespoons flower, 2 tsp sugar, and a dash of milk. +1 of each per person.
Yesmonster
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FaceOfBeaux
Same. Never know the spelling but polichingka is a favorite "secret" recipe from my German great grandma.
ribbit6
Probably palačinka (pl. palačinky) from the Slavic languages or Palatschinke(n) in German (esp. Austria) :) Hope that helps.
BavarianBarbarian
German here. Nope never seen this in 23 yrs. Do you know which region it is from?
Aparently Yorkshire
[deleted]
So its schwäbisch?
bei den sparsamen Zutaten wahrscheinlich
Boom! :D Knaller
Yamasama
I was just gonna say. About German here never seen this. I grew up in NRW, from Hessen, you?
Das is ein Yorkshire cake. Hat nix mit unseren Eier/Pfannkuchen zu tun
Bavaria. The ones i know are flat and look like austrian Palatschinken
Same here
Arachnophobicloser
On mobile and didn't realize it was gifs... That's some real tasty looking table...
ADirtySmellyHippy
http://imgur.com/xHBrZg0
rangelife13
Yes! I immediately thought of this upon reading the title. Thank you.
Oh god. I'm still laughing. That quote made me fall in love with Ron Swanson.
PugnaciousPugs
I make these on a regular basis, but slightly different measurements. DROWN THAT BITCH IN SYRUP!
GoombaLord
Dutch Baby
ISpentTooLongWritingThisUsername
That's what my foods teacher them.
UseTheSource
Just because speaking in sentences is so hard nowadays, allow me: Are stating this is a cake called "Dutch Baby", in your community?
SeasickOnLand
Nope it ain't Dutch. Source? I'm Dutch..
GrifEatsOreos
http://45.media.tumblr.com/b68bd6acdb2132bf8a3515957148ae6e/tumblr_mxvqclJ9OM1rntxqeo2_250.gif
Awesome, haven't seen that episode of BB.
TinarannosaurusRex
definitely a great episode (albeit all BB episodes are great)
phairysquid
"Awe! Its a premie, just like jesus!" "Alriiiiiiight!"
BigKyri
MrDaliard
Aww, Bawbeeee
highwaytothechromosome
I'm Dutch and I've never seen this thing. ever.
They were created in the US in the 1900s, and the Dutch in this is actually referring to German ancestry just like the Pennsylvania Dutch.
prassel
damnit america stop messing everything up
Not sure this counts as messing everything up, they're delicious.
i meant the names
Looks like a dutch baby, but deflated. Like if you fucked it up or left it sitting out too long.
sms001
I make a few of them a year, and have never had one NOT deflate - pretty sure they're supposed to?
Huh, must be different styles. The ones we had growing up were 1.5-2 inches thick when you eat them, but would deflate in a few hours.
Thanks folks, I'll check it out.
Looking at pictures on google, it looks like there is a thick version that looks more like a piece of pie when cut.
scarletparsec
My mom makes one every Christmas. Is this the same thing? It looks a little different than what she makes.
I would imagine they're the same. I imagine minor variations in recipe and pan make a big difference in something that rises and deflates.
HeidiandFrankforlife
Thank you Alton Brown.
Damn right. I wish he was still making Good Eats.
CatLaydy
I would take any show with him as the host cooking.
I'm seeing the powdered sugar, but not the lemon squeeze.
ThomasTheSmartass
Lol I am german and I have never seen anyone making pancakes like this in germany.
EightYearOldsDude
It's like french fries...
Sennox
VaultBoyMadness
I live in Germany and have also never seen this. o.o
youngcleanheir
Same for the ’french toast’
NekokoVerena
Same here! This is not a german pancake.
Ironbar
That's because it's called a Dutch baby.
soundslikeaplant
I'm Dutch and I have never seen a baby made like this
eehhrrrmmyygerd
Learn how to German
thatVoIPdude
I knew these as Dutch Pancakes. Married a Dutch girl who threatened divorce if I ever called them "Dutch" again. Canadian Pancakes it is.
Farrit
Dutch prefer Äbelskiver. At least this Dutch boy does.
completelyordinary
As a Dutch person... what is Äbelskiver?
andshewillbe
German pancakes are a tradition in my family and the recipe is kept only among the men. They are flat and delicious I
ITalkAboutGoats
Wow, so if your daughter was like "I want to make these." You'd be like no, not for women?
Interesting. And how are the pancakes?
TheGameDoctor
Are you sure you are german enough?
segroove
I've only seen these in Bavaria, "Ausgezogene".
Idontunderstandyou
I am 1/2 German 1/2 Dutch. Not seen in either country nor in US where I reside now.
CoySwimmingKoi
My mom would make this in a big pan and it bumps up when hot(flattens when cool) We called it Bump ha. Tastes like a thick crepe. Looove it
pxlphile
Ditto. Tho it looks yummy. Anyhow I just do the good old pan throwy-thing to impress my family.
xXxHELLxXxYEAHxXx
confirmed! must have been an american trying hard!
HuckleofLogantown
How about German chocolate cake with coconut frosting?
radicalcat
Agreed. Not a typical German recipe. Just like German chocolate cake (which I heard is named after its inventor).
TheHumanCentipad
me neither :D
EziaAuditore
Same here, but I'd totally eat it!
thatsandichic
Agreed. .. looks nothing like the pancakes my Oma made.
catlover253
Correction this is the American Version of German Pancakes. Sauce: American living in Germany
IAmInYourPants
Also german here.This is what a german pancake looks like: http://www.deutsche-hausmannskost.de/images/img_recipe/213_Eierkuchen_750x500.jpg
meanckz
yup, that's exactly how they're done....and with apple sauce!!! (another German)
ajivani
Confirmed. My mom is a German national and I didn't understand American pancakes until I was 15.
NastyHabit
Same as the finnish ones
BoomBoomParrot
Well then clearly you're not true Scott... err... I mean German.
Chefsalat
Never ever.
Chorizoloco
Lol, I am a pancake and I have never seen anyone making Germans like thus in pancake.
Toxinator84
Please don't do that. 9Gag does it all the time and it's annoying.
dancealittlestranger
I like your username, Chorizoloco.
Thank you. I like yours.
SlayTheMuff
He gets a lot of my sloppy seconds
TummyMcTumTum
Not the comment we deserve but the comment we need.
DisenfranchisedSovietBear
I am a pancake like this, and I have never been to Germany
meinkramp
Pancake, I am a never and I have German seen anyone making Lol like this in never.
mrsmuffinman
Anyone, never have I never and am making German in this like Lol seen a pancake.
Wibblywobblytime
lol, I am a anyone and I have making germany like never seen this in pancakes.
AManIsNoOne
German pancakes never lol like anyone making I like this.
German, I am anyone, and I have pancake seen never making Lol like this in anyone.
IMadeThisAccountJustToMakeThisComment
And that's how we found out that diamond is the hardest metal in the universe, and maybe even the hardest metal known to man.
eddie8484
This, am making German never have pancake seen and anyone I like lol this a.
You guys are so wasted xD I'm laughing my ass off right now because of your comments
Creeponomist
am German pancake, lol never have anyone and seen pancakes making Germany in this like and I I.
jizzypee
I am German too. Our version of a German pancake is basically a slightly thicker crepe.
Litig8
Pancake. Am I doing this right?
Morebunnies
We call it Dutch Baby. Eat it at Easter.
But the Dutch make äbelskiver..
NonAsianLee
Immediately that was my thought!
PEEEEAAAAACCCHHHHH
Smartass.
UsernameBeWeird
well, obviously you aren't German enough
seoLJ
http://kochkino.de/Wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/pfannkuchen.jpg echte pfannkuchen
daibsler
Those are what I know as German pancakes, learned about them from my German grandmother. Good stuff.
KarlHungusssss
i have pig und blanket - guy from big lebowski
Pfannkuchen vs Eierkuchen: It differs from region to region
DeadManRay
Palatschinken.
Gr00ver
Thank you.
Originally Hungarian. Difference between Germany German and Austrian German. Topfengolatsche, Marmelade, Marille, and so on...
IdreamofSchnitzel
That's Austrian
vividvi
*Palatschinke
Eisegreis
Eierkuchen is what my family calls them. Just spread some jam on them, roll them and you're good.
killersoda275
We use bacon, soh gud
majinrat
Oo my mom makes those we add bananas and strawberries never thought of jam
crap forgot i was in random mode
jiffyrocks
Yep! Same here. Or some Zucker ;)
Nutella, bitches!
MajorMaxdom
Or Zucker und Zimt (Sugar and Cinnamon), more common in the northern region and normal in my family (from NRW) :D
acim81
Guys! Guys! Nutella!
SairAerwyn
how 'bout Notella
How dare you sir
Sephiiii87
Those are Palatschinken
lorad2499
For us non-Germans that's a crepe right?
Basically yeah :)
notsurewhatimdoinghere
Whoever makes these little cooking gifs really doesn't know their food culture.. Or how to cook. Who puts pancake batter in a blender???
tetracycloide
While totally true for pancakes these aren't really pancakes.
Raeke
My guess is food processor, but still totally unnecessary
doublekross
Maybe it needs a lot of air in the mix?
FormigaX
Idk, maybe they really like dry lumps of flour in their pancake?
Oteneo
don't overmix your pancakes, people, it will cause gluten to form, making them rubbery. pancakes should be fluffy.
CephalopodsLie
Crepe batter is best mixed in a blender and the German pancakes my opa makes are similar to crepes, but this isn't either of those.
same here! my oma used to make thing pancakes kind of like these but they were a little chewier. this almost looks like pie crust
JosephGordonLevittsLeftSock
http://www.lilvienna.com/palatschinken-austrian-crepes/ these
Exactly! This just doesn't seem right, but apparently being Barvarian means we're a bit kooky so I never know lol
diabLoDesignz
All fine, im from the north and we do the same. Nothing like in this receipt. Never saw it that way either lol.
here u go http://www.lilvienna.com/palatschinken-austrian-crepes/
DBsgirl
Yumbalishous!
thyfangysock
Isn't this known as a "Dutch Baby"?
blainetog
Honestly, that looks kinda awful. Way worse than regular pancakes.
Throwstones
This is just a Yorkshire pudding lol you have these with you're Sunday dinner ?
champloosamurai
Add...add nutella.
weegs
We'd sprinkle cinnamon sugar and squeeze an orange slice on it.
OverwatchLootboxes
JapaneseStudentTadashii
Looks like an elephant ear with strawberries
Pedruskism
Looks like a yorkshire pudding made in a pan instead of the oven
iapologizeinadvanceforthis
Bitch, that is a pieless pie!
Izziluvmunch
That ain't a German pancake it's a Yorkshire pudding!!
SweetEmotion
Fuck...so yummy
iateanappleonce
On mobile. Didn't realise gifs. I was like "empty bench? So... Germans don't eat pancakes?"
DeusCaritasEst
Haha I thought this at first too! I was like, wow....exciting *sarcasm*.
HRshoveandstuff
I feel like you're losing strawberry by using a straw.
Calcifiera
Because then it's just berry?
evenmoreirrelevantGIF
OtherErinFromTheOffice
@sarapls
CoRelli
Instructions unclear. Made giant Yorkshire pudding
Mortalitis
Pancake batter and Yorkshire Pudding batter are practically the same, so you didn't fuck up much
Alexpander4
Like a sweet Yorkshire pudding. I approve.
suitedjames
Yorkshire Puddings with plum jam. Heaven!
Gun5linger
Sometimes I have Yorkshire Puddings with ice cream! It's the shit!
whitebbwolf
Was zum Geier soll dass denn sein????
phoenixsphinx
keine Ahnung die Angelsachsen und deren rebellische Kinder gehen von aus das is ein Pfannkuchen/Eierkuchen
whitebbwolf
das ist schon eher ein Yorkshire pudding!!!! Ich hab in DLand ja schon viele Varianten gesehen, aber sowas, noch nie!!!
phoenixsphinx
ne ich auch nich. Und mein Opa hat die tonnenweise für seine 5 Enkel machen müssen wenn es die zum Mittag gab.
KingoftheWest
My family makes these every Christmas, so good~!
TeaAndCakeOrDeath
We called them 'puff pancakes' when I was a kid. Soooo yummy with homemade syrup!
phoenixsphinx
What? I am german and this is not a Eierkuchen oder Pfannkuchen. THis is disgusting
brickkeeper
I imagined something more like a Palatschinke. And I have to say. I have never seen something like this in Austria.
Zahnradfee
Neither have I in Germany. We ususally just fry them in the pan, not bake them in an oven. And very often they are served with apple puree.
brickkeeper
or with Jam.
brickkeeper
or with ice cream.
brickkeeper
or with chocolate.
Zahnradfee
True. Or with cinnamon and sugar.
Dani3113
As an American...we give new recipes exotic names to make ourselves feel better.
Collinsish
It feels fancy bc we have no culture
Dani3113
"You...baked a pancake and covered it in powdered sugar? No wonder you're fat." "Nah man its how they do it in Germany!"
brokenturtle
More recipes in this format please. I have seconds to learn and Martha Stewart goes to slow
Nize426
I think they're from buzzfeed. See them very often on fb
motittiesmoproblems
Yeah plus I can just save these short videos to my phone to watch when I'm at the grocery store
bctycho
In my family we make German pancakes more like crepes. 2 eggs, 2 tablespoons flower, 2 tsp sugar, and a dash of milk. +1 of each per person.
Yesmonster
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FaceOfBeaux
Same. Never know the spelling but polichingka is a favorite "secret" recipe from my German great grandma.
ribbit6
Probably palačinka (pl. palačinky) from the Slavic languages or Palatschinke(n) in German (esp. Austria) :) Hope that helps.
BavarianBarbarian
German here. Nope never seen this in 23 yrs. Do you know which region it is from?
phoenixsphinx
Aparently Yorkshire
[deleted]
[deleted]
BavarianBarbarian
So its schwäbisch?
phoenixsphinx
bei den sparsamen Zutaten wahrscheinlich
BavarianBarbarian
Boom! :D Knaller
Yamasama
I was just gonna say. About German here never seen this. I grew up in NRW, from Hessen, you?
phoenixsphinx
Das is ein Yorkshire cake. Hat nix mit unseren Eier/Pfannkuchen zu tun
BavarianBarbarian
Bavaria. The ones i know are flat and look like austrian Palatschinken
Yamasama
Same here
Arachnophobicloser
On mobile and didn't realize it was gifs... That's some real tasty looking table...
ADirtySmellyHippy
http://imgur.com/xHBrZg0
rangelife13
Yes! I immediately thought of this upon reading the title. Thank you.
rangelife13
Oh god. I'm still laughing. That quote made me fall in love with Ron Swanson.
PugnaciousPugs
I make these on a regular basis, but slightly different measurements. DROWN THAT BITCH IN SYRUP!
GoombaLord
Dutch Baby
ISpentTooLongWritingThisUsername
That's what my foods teacher them.
UseTheSource
Just because speaking in sentences is so hard nowadays, allow me: Are stating this is a cake called "Dutch Baby", in your community?
SeasickOnLand
Nope it ain't Dutch. Source? I'm Dutch..
GrifEatsOreos
http://45.media.tumblr.com/b68bd6acdb2132bf8a3515957148ae6e/tumblr_mxvqclJ9OM1rntxqeo2_250.gif
GoombaLord
Awesome, haven't seen that episode of BB.
TinarannosaurusRex
definitely a great episode (albeit all BB episodes are great)
phairysquid
"Awe! Its a premie, just like jesus!" "Alriiiiiiight!"
BigKyri
MrDaliard
Aww, Bawbeeee
highwaytothechromosome
I'm Dutch and I've never seen this thing. ever.
GoombaLord
They were created in the US in the 1900s, and the Dutch in this is actually referring to German ancestry just like the Pennsylvania Dutch.
prassel
damnit america stop messing everything up
GoombaLord
Not sure this counts as messing everything up, they're delicious.
prassel
i meant the names
weegs
Looks like a dutch baby, but deflated. Like if you fucked it up or left it sitting out too long.
sms001
I make a few of them a year, and have never had one NOT deflate - pretty sure they're supposed to?
weegs
Huh, must be different styles. The ones we had growing up were 1.5-2 inches thick when you eat them, but would deflate in a few hours.
sms001
Thanks folks, I'll check it out.
GoombaLord
Looking at pictures on google, it looks like there is a thick version that looks more like a piece of pie when cut.
scarletparsec
My mom makes one every Christmas. Is this the same thing? It looks a little different than what she makes.
GoombaLord
I would imagine they're the same. I imagine minor variations in recipe and pan make a big difference in something that rises and deflates.
HeidiandFrankforlife
Thank you Alton Brown.
GoombaLord
Damn right. I wish he was still making Good Eats.
CatLaydy
I would take any show with him as the host cooking.
sms001
I'm seeing the powdered sugar, but not the lemon squeeze.
ThomasTheSmartass
Lol I am german and I have never seen anyone making pancakes like this in germany.
EightYearOldsDude
It's like french fries...
Sennox
Same here
VaultBoyMadness
I live in Germany and have also never seen this. o.o
youngcleanheir
Same for the ’french toast’
NekokoVerena
Same here! This is not a german pancake.
Ironbar
That's because it's called a Dutch baby.
soundslikeaplant
I'm Dutch and I have never seen a baby made like this
eehhrrrmmyygerd
Learn how to German
thatVoIPdude
I knew these as Dutch Pancakes. Married a Dutch girl who threatened divorce if I ever called them "Dutch" again. Canadian Pancakes it is.
Farrit
Dutch prefer Äbelskiver. At least this Dutch boy does.
completelyordinary
As a Dutch person... what is Äbelskiver?
andshewillbe
German pancakes are a tradition in my family and the recipe is kept only among the men. They are flat and delicious I
ITalkAboutGoats
Wow, so if your daughter was like "I want to make these." You'd be like no, not for women?
DeusCaritasEst
Interesting. And how are the pancakes?
TheGameDoctor
Are you sure you are german enough?
segroove
I've only seen these in Bavaria, "Ausgezogene".
Idontunderstandyou
I am 1/2 German 1/2 Dutch. Not seen in either country nor in US where I reside now.
CoySwimmingKoi
My mom would make this in a big pan and it bumps up when hot(flattens when cool) We called it Bump ha. Tastes like a thick crepe. Looove it
pxlphile
Ditto. Tho it looks yummy. Anyhow I just do the good old pan throwy-thing to impress my family.
xXxHELLxXxYEAHxXx
confirmed! must have been an american trying hard!
HuckleofLogantown
How about German chocolate cake with coconut frosting?
radicalcat
Agreed. Not a typical German recipe. Just like German chocolate cake (which I heard is named after its inventor).
TheHumanCentipad
me neither :D
EziaAuditore
Same here, but I'd totally eat it!
thatsandichic
Agreed. .. looks nothing like the pancakes my Oma made.
catlover253
Correction this is the American Version of German Pancakes. Sauce: American living in Germany
IAmInYourPants
Also german here.This is what a german pancake looks like: http://www.deutsche-hausmannskost.de/images/img_recipe/213_Eierkuchen_750x500.jpg
meanckz
yup, that's exactly how they're done....and with apple sauce!!! (another German)
ajivani
Confirmed. My mom is a German national and I didn't understand American pancakes until I was 15.
NastyHabit
Same as the finnish ones
BoomBoomParrot
Well then clearly you're not true Scott... err... I mean German.
Chefsalat
Never ever.
Chorizoloco
Lol, I am a pancake and I have never seen anyone making Germans like thus in pancake.
Toxinator84
Please don't do that. 9Gag does it all the time and it's annoying.
dancealittlestranger
I like your username, Chorizoloco.
Chorizoloco
Thank you. I like yours.
SlayTheMuff
He gets a lot of my sloppy seconds
TummyMcTumTum
Not the comment we deserve but the comment we need.
DisenfranchisedSovietBear
I am a pancake like this, and I have never been to Germany
meinkramp
Pancake, I am a never and I have German seen anyone making Lol like this in never.
mrsmuffinman
Anyone, never have I never and am making German in this like Lol seen a pancake.
Wibblywobblytime
lol, I am a anyone and I have making germany like never seen this in pancakes.
AManIsNoOne
German pancakes never lol like anyone making I like this.
DeusCaritasEst
German, I am anyone, and I have pancake seen never making Lol like this in anyone.
IMadeThisAccountJustToMakeThisComment
And that's how we found out that diamond is the hardest metal in the universe, and maybe even the hardest metal known to man.
eddie8484
This, am making German never have pancake seen and anyone I like lol this a.
ThomasTheSmartass
You guys are so wasted xD I'm laughing my ass off right now because of your comments
Creeponomist
am German pancake, lol never have anyone and seen pancakes making Germany in this like and I I.
jizzypee
I am German too. Our version of a German pancake is basically a slightly thicker crepe.
Litig8
Pancake. Am I doing this right?
Morebunnies
We call it Dutch Baby. Eat it at Easter.
Farrit
But the Dutch make äbelskiver..
GrifEatsOreos
http://45.media.tumblr.com/b68bd6acdb2132bf8a3515957148ae6e/tumblr_mxvqclJ9OM1rntxqeo2_250.gif
NonAsianLee
Immediately that was my thought!
PEEEEAAAAACCCHHHHH
Smartass.
UsernameBeWeird
well, obviously you aren't German enough
seoLJ
http://kochkino.de/Wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/pfannkuchen.jpg echte pfannkuchen
daibsler
Those are what I know as German pancakes, learned about them from my German grandmother. Good stuff.
KarlHungusssss
i have pig und blanket - guy from big lebowski
pxlphile
Pfannkuchen vs Eierkuchen: It differs from region to region
DeadManRay
Palatschinken.
Gr00ver
Thank you.
DeadManRay
Originally Hungarian. Difference between Germany German and Austrian German. Topfengolatsche, Marmelade, Marille, and so on...
IdreamofSchnitzel
That's Austrian
vividvi
*Palatschinke
Eisegreis
Eierkuchen is what my family calls them. Just spread some jam on them, roll them and you're good.
killersoda275
We use bacon, soh gud
majinrat
Oo my mom makes those we add bananas and strawberries never thought of jam
majinrat
crap forgot i was in random mode
jiffyrocks
Yep! Same here. Or some Zucker ;)
Gr00ver
Nutella, bitches!
MajorMaxdom
Or Zucker und Zimt (Sugar and Cinnamon), more common in the northern region and normal in my family (from NRW) :D
acim81
Guys! Guys! Nutella!
SairAerwyn
how 'bout Notella
acim81
How dare you sir
Sephiiii87
Those are Palatschinken
lorad2499
For us non-Germans that's a crepe right?
seoLJ
Basically yeah :)
notsurewhatimdoinghere
Whoever makes these little cooking gifs really doesn't know their food culture.. Or how to cook. Who puts pancake batter in a blender???
tetracycloide
While totally true for pancakes these aren't really pancakes.
Raeke
My guess is food processor, but still totally unnecessary
doublekross
Maybe it needs a lot of air in the mix?
FormigaX
Idk, maybe they really like dry lumps of flour in their pancake?
Oteneo
don't overmix your pancakes, people, it will cause gluten to form, making them rubbery. pancakes should be fluffy.
CephalopodsLie
Crepe batter is best mixed in a blender and the German pancakes my opa makes are similar to crepes, but this isn't either of those.
KarlHungusssss
same here! my oma used to make thing pancakes kind of like these but they were a little chewier. this almost looks like pie crust
JosephGordonLevittsLeftSock
http://www.lilvienna.com/palatschinken-austrian-crepes/ these
CephalopodsLie
Exactly! This just doesn't seem right, but apparently being Barvarian means we're a bit kooky so I never know lol
diabLoDesignz
All fine, im from the north and we do the same. Nothing like in this receipt. Never saw it that way either lol.
JosephGordonLevittsLeftSock
here u go http://www.lilvienna.com/palatschinken-austrian-crepes/