Pebernødder
Danish Christmas snacks are on the rise at the office and around town. On Saturday Kendrick and I helped ourselves to some gingersnap-y cookies at the counter of the Bodum store. These little guys are about the diameter of a Canadian nickel so it's really easy to unwittingly go through a dozen or so while waiting for your credit to check out.
Today Jesper had a whole bag of these goodies at his desk - and I discovered the name of these pebbly poppers to be Pebernødder. Pebernødder? Don't ask me, ask wikipedia. Jesper offered to pass me a recipe for them, but I assured him I couldn't cook. You don't cook them, you bake them, he deadpanned. Jesper's favourite conversation device is the deadpan, and he usually does better than that. Deadpan? Don't ask me, ask wikipedia.
So anyways, back to the munchkin cookies. They're small but they add up. I'll bring some home for Christmas if I can.
Today Jesper had a whole bag of these goodies at his desk - and I discovered the name of these pebbly poppers to be Pebernødder. Pebernødder? Don't ask me, ask wikipedia. Jesper offered to pass me a recipe for them, but I assured him I couldn't cook. You don't cook them, you bake them, he deadpanned. Jesper's favourite conversation device is the deadpan, and he usually does better than that. Deadpan? Don't ask me, ask wikipedia.
So anyways, back to the munchkin cookies. They're small but they add up. I'll bring some home for Christmas if I can.
posted by Gina at 10:43 PM
2 Comments:
careful. your wardrobe may start failing more often. :^P
Hey, can you get that recipe... or I'll google it. I'd like to try my hand at baking something.
pfeffernüsse! i think the dutch make them too. yummy.
this reminds me of the look of total dismay on your face when you thought i had suggested you should cook something. :-)
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