Making Krumkake

This is a newly revised video showing how to make Norwegian Krumkake, (crumble cookies).

[@micheldumont4619]

I purchased the same a month ago and already made three batches in the last weeks. Everyone in the family adores these.
Thanks for sharing your recipe.

[@BobC76]

I’m glad to hear you are enjoying Krumkakes. Happy Holidays .

[@nbenefiel]

I’ve been baking krumkake since I was five. I’m 72 now. I still have my grandma’s old iron and use her recipe, a pound of melted butter, whipping cream, a dozen eggs and freshly ground cardamom. Call your cardiologist in the morning.

[@OrangutanAirman]

I enjoyed your video. Very instructive. I noticed that your kitty was interested in what you were doing too.

[@BobC76]

She was in the background, probably looking for more food. She’s getting old at 18 and her thyroid condition keeps her thin.

[@ime7918]

I never heard the term krumkake, a light crispy cookie. Looks delicious.

[@sislertx]

Im already baked out this christmas...but these look good.

[@peggiwarburton4977]

I enjoyed your demonstration. Thanks for sharing.

[@Resepviral13]

" It's so perfect.. 😋👍"

[@charliebadalati8376]

Can you do two cameras, one on the Iron and one on the board and dowel? That would make it a lot smoother. Otherwise I enjoyed it. I might even go out and purchase a KrumKaka iron, they come in electric versions too.

[@BobC76]

I only have the one GoPro camera, a series 4. I tried to cut from one view to another but didn’t like how it looked even with a dissolve.

[@ankra12]

In Norway they would never concider krumkake as a cookie. Its a cake.

[@BobC76]

Thank you. So Krumkake translated as a “crumble cake”.

[@hermanberge3694]

​@@BobC76 No, the name comes from the fact that you bend/curve the cakes into a conical shape.