Lianna B. Davis

  • About
  • Archive
  • Blog
  • Books
  • Photography
  • Reading
DSC_6961.jpg
DSC_6958.jpg
DSC_6965.jpg
DSC_6972.jpg
DSC_6975.jpg
DSC_6977.jpg
DSC_6978.jpg
DSC_6979.jpg
DSC_6981.jpg
DSC_6982.jpg
DSC_6985.jpg
DSC_6987.jpg
DSC_6995.jpg
DSC_6996.jpg
DSC_6999.jpg
DSC_7001.jpg
DSC_7004.jpg
DSC_7008.jpg
DSC_7010.jpg
DSC_7014.jpg
DSC_7017.jpg
DSC_7021.jpg

Ugnspannkaka (Swedish Oven Pancakes)

August 02, 2024 by Lianna B. Davis in Cooking and Baking, Family History

Ugnspannkaka is a recipe traditionally served with lingonberry sauce. My family has historically served it with cherry pie filling, as pictured above.

4 eggs
2 cups milk
3 tsp or more sugar
1 tsp salt (scant)
1 cup flour (GF flour used above)
2 Tbsp. melted butter

Beat eggs (for at least 3 minutes), add milk, sugar, salt, flour, and melted butter; mix well. Pour batter into greased 9 x 13 baking pan. Bake at 425° for 20 minutes. Pancakes should puff up and be somewhat brown. Cut in squares. Serve immediately with hot apple or cherry pie filling and cream.

DSC_6895.jpg
DSC_6893.jpg
DSC_6894.jpg

Notes: The Swedish candle holder and red apron belonged to my Great-grandma, Vendla. The white and red towel and dessert plates belonged to my Grandma, Gertrude. The mugs are my mother’s, Sheryl’s—from Stockholm Inn (a traditional Swedish restaurant in Rockford, IL).

August 02, 2024 /Lianna B. Davis
Photography
Cooking and Baking, Family History
  • Newer
  • Older
 

Subscribe

Sign up to receive new blog posts in your inbox.

We respect your privacy.

Thank you!
 

Powered by Squarespace | © Lianna B. Davis 2025