8 dl mjölk
4 dl mjöl
4 ägg
0,5 dl matolja
1 tsk malen kardemumma
0,5 tsk salt
Blanda allt och vispa slätt. Grädda i 225 grader.
Ugnspannkaka är en suverän kylskåpstömmare. Alla gamla fil-, yoghurt- och surmjölkskvättar som ingen vill ha blir det pannkaka av. En gång hade vi en halvliter modersmjölkersättning som ingen heller ville ha. Den åkte också i.
Funderingar.
- Jag vill läsa en ny bok varje vecka, året ut. Den här veckan har jag faktiskt läst två.
- Jag borde blogga en gång i veckan. (Hahaha.) Den här veckan har jag redan skrivit två inlägg. Håller tydligen på att ta mig ur svackan.
- Jag drömmer om att flytta hela familjen utomlands för några månader. Och inser plötsligt det det borde ske nu, innan sonen börjar skolan. Och vart? Om du fick fantisera fritt? London, New York, Japan, Malaysia...? Jordenrunt?
- Vi ska pyssla sådana här.
- Jag vill läsa en ny bok varje vecka, året ut. Den här veckan har jag faktiskt läst två.
- Jag borde blogga en gång i veckan. (Hahaha.) Den här veckan har jag redan skrivit två inlägg. Håller tydligen på att ta mig ur svackan.
- Jag drömmer om att flytta hela familjen utomlands för några månader. Och inser plötsligt det det borde ske nu, innan sonen börjar skolan. Och vart? Om du fick fantisera fritt? London, New York, Japan, Malaysia...? Jordenrunt?
- Vi ska pyssla sådana här.
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Brother went to bed with a fever last night, so today we just stayed inside and chilled for most of the day. In the kitchen mostly.
I find myself reading again. I read a lot when I was younger. But then university happened. Kids happened. Internet happened - just a little. The plan now, is one book every week for the rest of the year. Please tell me your all-time favorite book.
Question: Where would you go, and what would you do if you could take your family abroad for two or three months?
It's hard to pick just one. Cry, The Beloved Country by Alan Paton. Great goal, I wish you much luck!
SvaraRaderaand get better soon wishes, too.
Okay, turns out I can't just leave it at 1 book. :) I really enjoyed the Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver. It's one of the most amazing books, until about three-fourth into it. Anything written by WG Sebald is magical, although in a very understated way. It's hard to get into at first, but very rewarding if you do go through with it.
SvaraRaderaFor something quick, I recommend Gone With The Wind, which is actually quite exceptional.
Yes, I think those are my favorites I'd like to hear what are your's?
Thankyou! I feel like such a beginner... ;) But, I've always loved José Saramago. And the most overwhelming reading experience I've had recently was Atemschaukel by Herta Müller. Kalevala is actually pretty amazing too...
SvaraRaderaI also have a weak spot for 19th century, Victorian classics... I love the morals of that era.
SvaraRaderaOh I love Herta Mueller, although I haven't read that particular book. Haven't even heard of Saramago, so thank you. :)
SvaraRaderaYes to Kalevala.
And if you like 19th century stuff, I recommend anything by Henry James and Oscar Wilde. Oscar Wilde is one of my all-time favorites, the man is a genius. E.M. Forster's book "Howards End" is a wonderful masterpiece. You probably have read Jane Eyre, but if you haven't, do it!
Good luck, can't wait to hear reviews!
:)
Här kommer några av mina all times favorites:
SvaraRaderaThe five people you meet in heaven -Mitch Albom
The end of Mr. Y -Scarlett Thomas
Veronika bestämmer sig för att dö/Zahiren -Paulo Coelho
One Day -David Nicholls
Jane Eyre -Charlotte Brontë
13th Tale -Diane Setterfield
The Time Traveller's wife -Audrey Niffennegger
Å, tack Lara. Ska absolut kolla upp.
SvaraRaderanow where would I move...? for a few months, anywhere! well, maybe not anywhere :D NYC, London, Australia, Hawaii, Maldives...
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