Swedish Pancakes

I searched my blog high and low for our Swedish Pancake recipe on Sunday night and came up short. I thought for sure I’d posted it throughout the years as it’s a staple in our house (especially around Christmas). Here it is now-- I apologize for the horrible pictures.

The recipe comes from the infamous “Ada Shawl” whom I’ve never met, but her name is a legend among all of us in the Carlson clan. I make it just as it’s written on the recipe card and it feeds our family. I, of course love to load mine with lingonberry and a drizzle of maple syrup. But you can roll whatever you’d like in these tasty treats.
After pancakes we decorated our house for Christmas. It’s fun to decide where things will go as this is our first Christmas on Robin Lane. The kids were excited to see all the things coming out of bins. Their little people nativity set and the millions of Christmas books we've acquired being their favorites. Our house feels so warm and cozy and very Swedish with all the decor Sten’s family has gifted us over the years.
There something so calming about our home that makes me want to snuggle in and never leave. Especially with Swedish pancakes 😉
XO, edc

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