How to make Icelandic pancakes (íslenskar pönnukökur)

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This Icelandic dessert is traditional served with afternoon coffee or after a meal. I like them for brunch, too.
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Page 1 of Here's a recipe to try: Pönnukökur (Icelandic Pancakes)! It’s Shrove Tuesday - Pancake Day! - Pönnukökur (Icelandic Pancakes) Ingredients: 2 eggs 2 1/2 cup milk (or as needed for a smooth batter) 1 1/4 tbsp butter (melted) 2 tbsp sugar

These thin crepe-like pancakes make an excellent addition to tea, or spread with jam and folded up with whipped cream, they are fit for festive occasions.

I have heard that over their Christmas, many people like to eat many things with their mouths. But not many of them know how to make pancakes like my people. That…