Thursday, January 2, 2014

Happy New Year: Aebelskivers Recipe.

It's 2014! 
I can hardly believe it.
Our New Years Eve was quiet and boring.
Our New Years Eve party supplies still on the table, untouched on New Years Morning.
(we are not very successful for awesome New Years Eve's)
Hubby wasn't feeling well and I had the worst headache ever. 

New Years Morning I somehow managed to cook up another batch of Kevin's favorite breakfast, Aebelskivers.
It's been a Christmas tradition for both of us since we were young, however this last year I made them for a handful of other holidays/special weekends. 
By popular demand and because one of my "Blog New Years Resolutions" is to share more food posts, I have decided to share the recipe that my mom gave me so you and your family could try out this DELICIOUS breakfast tradition. 

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Aebelskivers Recipe
c/o Shelleylee Goold.

Ingredients:
2 Cups Buttermilk
2 Cups Flour
2 Eggs
(Separate Eggs, Beat whites 'til Fluffy)
2 tsp Baking Powder
1/2 tsp. Salt
1/2 tsp. Baking Soda
2 Tbs. Sugar
4 Tbs. Melted Butter

Directions:
Mix all the ingredients together except for egg whites, until smooth.
Fold in Egg Whites.

Pour 1tsp of oil in pan cups (Special Aebelskiver Pan Needed)
Pour batter into each cup until cup is full and leveled with sides of pan.
Use a skewer stick to rotate the batter as it starts to form into a ball.
Hunter is holding the stick skewer we use (its the same one use would use for a shisk-a-bob)
Aebelskiver is done when a lightly brown ball has been formed.
(Should look like a large doughnut hole)

Sprinkle with Powdered Sugar, Cinnamon Sugar, Syrup, Honey or Jam.
Our favorite toppings are Smuckers Blueberry Syrup & Powdered Sugar.

Bon Appetite! 

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Best of 2013.

We are celebrating tonight at home.
Kevin will put Hunter to bed and then the two of us will stay up late watching a movie and the ball drop in New York City.
We'll toast our sparkling cider and share a smooch.

What a great year two-thousand-thirteen was for our family.
We are so blessed and are very much looking forward to everything ahead of us in 2014.

Happy New Year Readers! 


Here are our favorite posts from 2013. 







(And THIS since I didn't blog about it until July but it happened in June)