Here's one recipe I found.....I have never made them..but when I have eaten them they they were seasoned with cardamon. This recipe calls for a teaspoon of ground cardamon.....think that may be a bit much!! Here in the middle of the country, there are a lot of 3rd generation Scandanavians, and some how they get their pastries mixed up. My Danish neighbor would come over at Christmas with something that looked for all the world like the krumkaka that my Swedish mother in law made. My friend, Gerda made the waffles as well as other wonderful little treats. And then there's my Dutch friends with names like Schakel and Knoot! All make wonderful goodies! Here is a link that might be useful: Norwegean waffles

You can find the chalks in scrapbooks stores and in the craft department of Wal-Mart. I have even used my kids sidewalk chalk! I just used a q-tip to apply it. If you have any of that outrageous '80s eyeshadow, that works well too, LOL. I use blush in a lot of my craft projects to make pink cheeks on things. You can watercolor you paper casts too, just don't use too much water or it will turn to a sodden mess. You can use kids watercolors, or take a water based marker and "color" onto a plastic lid. Then dip your brush in water and run throught the marker residue - 'voila!

My friend and I are going to try it Wed. just from what we remember seeing on the show...will let you know..was super simple but not sure if we got all the info..still not found it on line... We will try making our own molds also with sculpy and see how that works...

Susan, what animals are you looking for? I bought a boxful of stamps through Craig's List recently and there's a Stampin' Up set, don't know if it's supposed to be an Africa set or a Zoo set. I have a zebra, lion (female, not with the big mane), giraffe and elephant. I can't see me ever using these, so if you're interested, let me know. Patty