Kaiserschmarrn is a traditional Austrian dessert made from a pancake-like batter that is cooked in a pan and then pulled apart into small pieces. It is usually served with powdered sugar and jam or compote.
In a small bowl combine raisins and rum. Soak them for 15 minutes. The amount of raisins depends on your personal preference. If you can't use rum, soak the raisins in water.
40 grams raisins, 3 tbsp rum or water
Separate the eggs and place them in two separate mixing bowls.
4 large eggs
Beat the egg yolk with a mixer with the sugar until creamy. Sieve the flour above and salt. Pour in the vanilla extract and milk and beat with a mixer until smooth. Don't overmix.
50 grams granulated sugar, 125 grams all-purpose flour, 125 ml milk, 1 pinch of salt, 1 tsp vanilla extract
Beat the egg whites firmly in a clean bowl with a clean whisk until stiff peaks form.
Fold the egg whites and raisins lightly into the egg yolk batter.
Melt 25 grams of butter in a frying pan. Pour half of the batter into the pan and cover the pan with a lid.
50 grams unsalted butter
Cook the pan over low to medium heat (1-2 minutes) until the batter is just set.
Turn the pancake and put the lid back on the frying pan. Fry the bottom side for 1-2 minutes as well
Using two spatulas, pull apart the Kaiserschmarrn into small pieces while still warm (this will help it become fluffy).
Sprinkle some powdered sugar over the Kaiserschmarrn in the pan and let it caramelize.
icing sugar
Dust with powdered sugar before serving warm or at room temperature with your favorite jam or compote!
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