7-Hole Cast Iron Aebleskiver Pan Detachable Wooden Handle

I grew up having homemade Aebleskivers, and wanted to keep the tradition alive with my family. While I have my grandma's cast iron pan, I wanted to get another to make more at once. This pan is easy to use, perfect for Aebleskivers, cleans easily- has not rusted if I dry immediately and lightly oil (olive oil). It is a great weight (heavy), nice size and I like the removable handle. It came with the bamboo turners and a recipe booklet that includes potato pancakes balls, which is something else we wanted to try. Everything you need and great functionality.

This pan is perfect for making aebleskivers and other treats. I have tried a couple of other brands and they haven’t worked as well. They cook evenly and don’t stick. It also cleans easily and is great quality. My grandmother was from Sweden and had a pan very similar to this.

I recently have been using this aebleskiver pan for making donut-hole like treats for the family.The included recipe book and aebleskiver sticks (for turning) are nice bonuses, making it easier to dive into cooking without needing to hunt down additional accessories.The pan has a removable wooden handle that makes handling the pan much easier, especially when it's hot. The fact that it's heat-resistant means I don't have to worry about it getting too hot to handle. And removing the handle lets me use the pan in the oven, too.The cast iron pan won't rust easily because it has a special pre seasoned finish. It works on numerous cooking surfaces, including induction, electric and gas, which is a plus since I like to switch between stovetops depending on what else I'm cooking at the time.The idea that it's not just for aebleskivers but can be used for other recipes like cake pops is appealing. I'm all for kitchen tools that serve multiple purposes, saving space and money.As for performance, the non-stick surface does make turning easier, and the cast iron's heat distribution is even, resulting in perfectly cooked treats. It's heavy-duty, as expected with cast iron, and it heats up well and retains the heat throughout the cooking process.I enjoy using this well-made classic StarBlue cast iron aebleskiver pan and everyone was waiting in line for more of these fun and tasty treats. I'm looking forward to trying some of the recipes for filled ableskivers, too. Highly recommend!

I was super excited to get one of these. At first I thought it was the ones for mini pancakes but the wholes are a lot bigger so that was my mistake. This cast iron can still be used for a lot more recipes . I like how it comes with a receipt book, I’m definitely trying most of those! The quality of the pan looks good and of course it’s pretty heavy. Super excited to put it to use

Growing up I had a friend whose mom always made "pancake puffs". They were the highlight of any sleepover.Years later, and I found this product. The same pan I remember from my childhood. Without hesitation, I got one and made some pancake puffs with it. They were phenomenal by the way. I strongly recommend everyone tries some puffs at least once, which means you'll be needing a pan like this.The pan itself is pretty hefty and I have no doubts about its legitness. I found it works well with a gas range but I can't comment on other stovetops. It cleans well if you know how to treat cast iron. I also like that the handle is removable. I look forward to using this product for new creations. 5/5 stars.

First time using an Aebleskiver pan but I love cooking with cast iron so this looked like fun. It arrives pre-seasoned but the directions say you can clean it and season it yourself in the oven, so I opted for that. I think it looks slightly better with me seasoning it again. The only hard part about using this pan, for me, is that I have a very old gas stove with old burner grates. It's not the greatest trying to balance the bottom of this pan on the burner grates, but i'm doing it. It's also a VERY heavy pan, I can't just hold it over the sink and clean it, and it might be safer to use the handle as well as a potholder to lift the other end when moving it around the kitchen any distance. Also, when you attach the handle, resist the urge to really tighten down the bolt, I kind of stripped mine by tightening too far.For cooking it's really fun. Pan comes with a recipe book and after reading through it you'll think of ingredients you already have that you can play with. Lots of savory options as well as sweet. I tried doing a combo of potato pancakes and eggs with chopped green onions. I noticed the first time I used the pan, even tho I oiled the wells, the egg mixture still stuck to the pan until it was very well cooked. For the second round, I oiled each well really well with a small bbq brush I had, really coating the surfaces. The second round went a lot better, that's photographed here. I also had a tiny coffee spoon in my utensil drawer and that worked well to to help scoop the contents out. I haven't used the wooden sticks yet, but I'm thinking they'll work with lighter things that "bake" rather than "cook."So for cast iron fans or people who like to experiment and invent as they cook, this is really fun, use a lot of oil for a good experience, and cook new things! Definitely recommend!UPDATE: Learning that if you're using this on a gas burner, don't use the center well. Food in the center is burning before the outer wells can cook.

The small town I live in has celebrated its Scandinavian heritage with an annual four day festival, and one of the things we all look forward to are several booths that sell aebleskiver. If you've never had them, you're missing out., They are basically little round hollow pancakes served with a sprinkling of powdered sugar or dollop of jam. We look forward to eating them every year,, but when I ran across this aebleskiver pan I thought "why wait?"When I removed it from it's attractive box I was immediately impressed with it's authenticity. Well-crafted cast iron with a very sturdy wooden handle. The batter is poured into each indentation, and then turned as they cook to transform them into little globes, traditionally using a pair of knitting needles. However this pan includes a pair of wonderfully-crafted "aebleskiver sticks" designed to make your job easier.They include well-written instructions for caring for you pan, AND a beautifully designed little cooking book. I included a set of pages so you can see what a nice job they did. I always appreciate a company that looks like it takes real pride in it's products.They refer to it as "spherical cooking", and so in addition to the traditional Danish aebleskivers they have recipes for many other things to cook. I've included the index page so you can see what they are.This is such a fun and unusual cooking pan you will enjoy using it for special breakfasts (let the kids turn their own!) and would make a fun gift for "the cook who has everything"!

This pan is awesome!It's legit cast iron, super heavy.The handle is easy to put on & remove & feels sturdy enough to hold the weight of the pan.This is my first ever cast iron pan of any kind. There is definitely a learning curve to cooking with cast iron for newbies like me, but I'm so excited for all the possible new recipes & ways of cooking old ones that I can use this for.I hand washed with warm water before using, as directed, with no soap or coarse scrubbing & dried immediately.I followed the instructions provided on how to season the pan. By the way, the instructions provided are incredibly helpful for a cast iron newbie like me. It explains clearly & simply how to best take care of your pan to get the most out of it for gazillions of years to come.My first tryout of the pan was making cornbread. This was literally the first time I've ever used a cast iron pan. I have a glass top electric stove. Directions note you shouldn't ever have to heat above medium heat with this pan & so I started with that. Woops! haha! Too hot I guess. My first batch of corn bread 'balls' got a bit burnt, but after that, I kind of got the hang of it & the rest turned out so good!A crispy exterior & moist center, best cornbread I've made!I didn't use the provided recipe for this first try, but there is a great little recipe book that comes with the pan. I actually used a Famous Dave's boxed corn bread mix, so that works too :)I am very pleased with this pan & am excited to try more recipes out.**I received these through the Vine program free of charge in exchange for my honest opinion/review.There is a total product value claimed at the end of the year on taxes for items received through this program. Just a little disclaimer/FYI for those curious. :-)

Amazing panLoved the pancakes

Easy to use and non stick works as a charm

This is a really nice high quality, heavy duty pan for making dessert pastries. It works wonderfully!

I have used in 4-5 times after my purchase and it is going good so far. Easy to cook, even heating(I am using on flat cooktop). Easy to scrap of the residue once its cold.Ball Size is little big but it can be adjusted by putting less quantity.Overall good quality and performing well.

Genius -- it makes it easier to store in my pots and pans drawer! This is a nice pan for ebelskiver and Im glad I got it.

My mama always talks about aebleskivers that her German grandmother would make so it's been a thing I've wanted to try for a long time. I'm glad it came with a little recipe book, that made my inexperience less of an inconvenience. There are a couple of super yummy ideas in the book that I had to try before I even looked for anything online. It's a pretty versatile tool. I've made savory and sweet things in it and been mostly successful. It's not great for sticking unfortunately unless you're very liberal with your coating. I'm hoping it'll season up over time. Currently I'm trying to keep it from getting little rust spots when it's left with any moisture on it at all after it's been rinsed off. Be careful with it. It's sensitive. But a great pan overall and something I'd recommend to any amateur aebleskiver maker like myself. Try it. It's fun!

Aebleskiver are something I love to eat, but aren't the easiest to make without an aebleskiver pan. This pan is great. It comes ready to use (just pop on the handle), with the sticks you need to flip them, and even a recipe book. It's your typical cast iron, so it's pretty easy to clean. This is a great pan to have if aebleskiver is something you like (or want) to enjoy frequently, but it can also be used to make other things as well (see recipe book). I'm thrilled to have this and it's gotten SO much use. Love it!

This is a great cast iron addition to anyones kitchen. Easy to use and clean and a great size. Heats up evenly and even came with a recipe book and utensils.

So so cool and I've always wanted one! It's cast iron and surprisingly well seasoned and non stick (still use butter or cooking oil, though). So far, after only a few days, I have made pancake balls, oven top biscuits, shrimp balls😀, and even an egg! The options are limitless if you think outside of the box. The removable handle makes it easy to store and put away. A definite usefull piece of gear to add to my huge kitchen collection and it will be used for many years to come.👍

Aebleskivers are a holiday tradition in my family, and I got this to replace my mom’s cast-iron pan when I moved out. This one is basically the same, maybe a little heavier, but also nicer because of the wooden handle. That way, I don’t necessarily have to use oven mitts/hot pads to handle it (though, while cooking, I usually don’t move the pan at all, anyway; this is especially important when using on a glass top/ceramic stove, to avoid scratches). It was a little difficult to install the handle, to be lined up correctly with the pan, but eventually I got it. I think the handle could be at a slightly higher angle for more ergonomic handling, but it’s basically normal; most handles for cast-iron stick straight out like that. I also like that this pan comes with specially made wooden turners. I usually use pointy skewers to turn my aebleskivers, so I’ll have to see how these more blunted implements measure up. All in all, pretty happy with this pan!

My spouse and I had fun using this pan. Made a nice brunch

The Cast Iron Aebleskiver Pan comes pre-seasoned, making it ready to use right out of the box. I used this pan to make coconut rice pancakes, and the results were excellent. The pancakes did not stick to the surface and came out easily. The detachable wooden handle makes it easy to maneuver the pan .Additionally, the pan comes with a recipe book that provides a variety of delicious recipes to try.

Have not cooked with it yet. It seems solid and well-constructed. Detachable wood handle is nice, allows uses in oven while still having a cool handle. The only downside so far is that it only works on the smallest "burners" on my induction cooktop.

Although this is just another fun addition to my kitchen, it works well when creating the intended Abelskivers. The included recipe book provides several other ideas to create with this pan. Search Pinterest for more ideas and enjoy using this fun pan. My biggest tip is to read the instructions for the use of the handle and make sure to securely TIGHTEN the handle when in use.

This is a heavy quality pan and came pre-seasoned. I did have to work to get the handle on evenly and I love that it can be removed. It cooked both the pancakes and egg bites evenly and they were easy to turn, and I didn't have issues with them sticking. I did coat each well with oil before pouring in the batter. It is very easy to use and clean. The only thing that might be an issue for some is the weight, it is very heavy but I'd recommend it.