Knitting and spinning content soon - I promise!
I'm a girl who loves to play with all sorts of crafty stuff and fit in exercise too... and will be Moving More and Eating Well in 2012. And yes, I do come back into the house because I forgot something almost every time I leave - stupid bell!
Saturday, August 02, 2008
Saturday Morning Treat
Every weekend, usually on Saturday, I get up and make popovers and eggs for breakfast. I don't think there is anything more rewarding to cook than the simple but delicious popover. I used to think they were so difficult - but what is easier than 2 eggs, 1 cup milk, 1 cup flour and a little salt? The challenge is in the pan and just how much you wisk it together. The pan - best in a popover pan - especially if you store it in the oven and just leave it in there when you are warming it up to 450F - I never actually clean it, just leave it in my oven since it is the most frequently baked item in our house. The two other key things are not over-wisking - it should be a little lumpy - and be sure to spray the pan before you fill it 1/2 way in each cup. 18 minutes at 450F; 18 minutes at 350F and voila you have popovers. Totally worth waiting for - we just serve them up with Strawberry Jam... YUM!

Knitting and spinning content soon - I promise!
Knitting and spinning content soon - I promise!
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3 comments:
I have never made popovers. They look yummy!
I LOVE to make popovers. I have a similar pan, no non-stick, and oodles more $$$$. They are great with sausages, or open them up onto a bed of lettuce and add a crab salad stuffing, or a few shrimp with cocktail sauce. Popovers, they're not just for breakfast anymore.
YUMMEE! and so easy too! I'll have to make them someday!
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