Kransekage


Kransekage

Kransekage

Received this recipe from the mother of our (former) neighbours here in Denmark. Simple recipe and a big hit!
Prep Time 20 minutes
Fridge time 1 hour
Course New Year

Ingredients
  

  • 500 g Marzipan "ren rå marcipan", I use brand "Odense" 63% almonds. Not all marzipan is good for this!
  • 175 g Powdered sugar
  • 1 Egg white
  • 100 g Nougat (soft) (the hazelnut one) optional

Icing

  • 1 Egg white, pasturized
  • 1 tsp Vinegar
  • 5 tbsp powdered sugar sifted!

Bottom and side

  • Melted chocolate au bain marie

Instructions
 

  • Mix the marzipan with the powdered sugar and mix it well together
  • Add egg white together and keep mixing
  • The dough needs to be soft, but should not stick to your hands
  • Put the dough in the fridge for an hour, so it’s easier to work with
  • Roll the dough in 2cm thick rolls, 4 rolls of about 25cm long
  • Press in the middle a little “hole” over the length of the roll so you can place the nougat in there
  • Press the sides of the kransekage around the nougat, so that it looks like a triangle
  • I would then cut it into the lengths you would like your kransekage to be
  • Bake on 210 degrees Celcius 11-12 minutes, use 2 baking trays
  • When the rolls are cooled down, dip the end sides and bottom of the kransekage in chocolate (dark chocolate is the best)
  • Wait until also that is cooled down
  • For the icing: mix all ingredients together and put in a piping bag
  • Then pipe the icing on the kransekage
  • Tip: This is enough for 2 families, I think. You can freeze the Kransekage for later.
    Make it a day before, because it’s nicer after a day resting

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