Swedish Chef And Mrs. Vogel’s Scherben

Mrs. Vogel’s Scherben brought to you by the Swedish Chef:

swedish chef doughnuts

Well, maybe not quite Scherben, but close.

It felt a little Swedish Chef-ish to make this week’s Tuesdays with Dorie recipe, since it was something a little crazy and unusual.  A little ball of dough made from a small amount of butter, a tiny bit of sugar, a pinch of salt, one egg and a little flour and baking powder is then rolled out and cut into funky shapes and then deep fried.  The fried ‘shards’ are then covered in cinnamon sugar and powdered sugar to make a crispy and sweet and slightly addictive snack.

I wasn’t sure about them at first, but they grew on me and I found myself picking the last little pieces out of the sugar from the bottom of the bag.

Teanna of Spork or Foon? was the host this week, and you can find recipe there if you want to try these.

Hmmm, what can I fry next . . . maybe doughnuts?

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  1. Margaret says:

    These were pretty tasty. Love the Swedish chef helping you make it.

  2. Carolina says:

    Not only did you scherben come out nicely, but I love that plate. I also love the Swedish chef. They just don’t make them like the muppets any more!

  3. juju73 says:

    OH! I used to imitate the Swedish Chef when I was a little girl…”hurly, burly, durly…” Oh, it doesn’t get much better than the muppets-or that scherben of yours. It looks fantastic!

  4. Jill says:

    The Swedish Chef is so funny! Looks like your scherben were a great success!

  5. The scherben turned out beautifully. I still have to make them. I am behind schedule.

  6. Kayte says:

    I miss those old Muppet Shows…”It’s time to dress up right….for the Muppet Show Tonight!” Love your Scherben and love that plate, shows them off perfectly.

  7. cassie says:

    YUM!! Love the video! Thanks for making my day!

  8. Margot says:

    Love the video! It was a big treat to watch “The Muppet Show” when I was a kid. Your scherben look yummy; if min had turned out that nice I’m sure I wouldn’t have been able to stop eating them.

  9. Shandy says:

    I love the picture you took and the plate is beautiful too! Your video is a perfect fit and the Muppets are such a favorite for memories =). I used to watch the muppets with Grandpa way back when. You are right about easy to munch on but I am not so sure the little crispy treats will make it as a favorite.

  10. jayne says:

    Love the Swedish Chef! Your Scherben look great – and yes, they were very addictive for me, too!

  11. Karen says:

    We are just introducingour kids to the Muppet Show and they love the swedish chef! :) Love the presentation!

  12. peggy says:

    Those are lovely. I meant meant meant to make these this week and I totally let the time get away from me!! Glad you liked the ginger chicken as well!! Have a great weekend.

  13. Kim says:

    The scherben look great. Fun post.

  14. Mimi says:

    Well I got my laugh today with the Swedish Chef. Your Scherben look perfect.
    Mimi

  15. natalia says:

    Ciao ! I had never seen the swedish chef ! Delicious him and your scherben !! For Carnival we fry a lot , do you ?

  16. Amy says:

    It’s hard to resist those little bits of cinnamon sugar. Very pretty photo!

  17. Romaine says:

    The scherben are perfect but your blue plate caught my eye. Love it.

  18. Clivia says:

    Your scherben looks delicious! I love the Swedish chef too!

  19. Your Daughter says:

    The Swedish Chef video is so funny! The Mrs. Vogel’s Scherben was even better though. It was very addicting. I couldn’t stop eating it!

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