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Krumkake

Estimated Nutritional Profile
Nutrient Quantity
Protein (g)52.6273
Energy (kCal)2109.9531
Carbohydrates (g)293.9352
Total fats (g)84.3848
Temporal Sequence of Cooking Processes
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    Utensils Used
    | 1. 1. Whip eggs and sugar until pale yellow. Add melted, cooled butter. Add flour with cardamom mixed inches Let the batter rest in refrigerator 1 hour. | 2. 2. You can use a "No Stick Cooking Spray", canola oil, for example, on the iron to prevent sticking. | 3. 3. Place 1 teaspoon batter into warm iron and bake until light golden. Remove immediately and make desired shape. | 4. 4. Traditional cone-shape: Immediately wrap warm cookie around roller. | 5. 5. Cup-shape: Place warm cookie into a cup (not mug) and let cool before removing. | 6. 6. Half-round shape: Place wafer directly over a small juice glass - it will take "a half-round-shape" and turn out perfect for filling. | 7. 7. Rolled-up shape: Use an ordinary butter knife to form a nice rolled-up shape. | 8. Stacked Flat Krumkaker: | 9. Round shape: Place cookie on flat surface. When they are cooled make them into a stack. | 10. See, I am loaded with good ideas. No matter, which one you make - you'll have a beautiful dessert. | 11. Cool before storing in airtight container. | 12. To fill or not to fill this cute cookie, that is the question. | 13. My first advice about fillings is, use your imagination. | 14. This is one filling my family enjoy: Fold whipped cream with sliced strawberries; yummy golden cloud berries - "delish" or any kind of berry. | 15. You can also fill the cookies with mousse, puddings or ice cream and sprinkle with ground nuts and chocolate shavings or whatever your taste buds call for. | 16. Some Moms usually makes a rolled-up shape and serve berries, fruit and whipped cream on the side. | 17. You can spoon filling between two flat cookies and decorate with whipped cream and a strawberry on top. | 18. An other way, is to serve a variation of fillings in beautiful bowls and your guests can create their own desseert. | 19. And last, but not least -- this wonderful little Norwegian cookie is delicious plain. | 20. Any of the above presentations will surely be a hit. | 21. Oh, one more thing, your kids can impress their friends when you, makes your own tasty ice cream cones. | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Estimated Nutritional Profile for Ingredients
    Ingredient Name Quantity Unit State Energy (kcal) Carbohydrates Protein (g) Total Lipid (Fat) (g)
    egg 3 214.5 1.08 18.84 14.265
    sugar 5 ounces 565.5724 141.464 0.0 0.0
    butter 5 ounces 807.975 37.1243 25.2457 68.04
    flour 5 ounces 518.7957 113.5822 8.434 2.0128
    cardamom 1/2 teaspoon 3.11 0.6847 0.1076 0.067

    - Means that suitable USDA nutrition profile could not be mapped for this ingredient-unit combination.



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