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Tasty Tuesday: Homemade Popovers

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If you’ve never tried popovers, never tried to make them, or have tried to make them but they didn’t work out, give these a try.  They are very easy – the success in in the details.  The hardest part is remembering to take out the milk and eggs in advance!

 

 

Popovers

1 ¼ cup milk, room temperature

1 ¼ cup flour

½ teaspoon salt

3 eggs, room temperature

Preheat oven to 450°.

Pour the milk into a medium size mixing bowl.  Add the flour and salt.  With a rotary beater or wire whisk, beat until well blended(I have a whisk attachment for my hand held beater and that worked really well).

Do not over beat (it really only takes 5-6 seconds to blend it all together).

One at a time add the eggs, beating just until blended.  (I mixed them just until the yolk totally disappeared – just a few seconds each)

Pour the batter into popover cups, filling ¾ full.  (We have a handy-dandy popover pan that worked great, but I know I’ve heard of people using custard cups as well)

Do not scrape bowl.  (I don’t know why, but it was important enough to put on the recipe card.  I followed the rules!)

Remember:  While the popovers are baking, do not open the oven door or make too much ruckus outside the oven.  I guess the popovers can collapse like a souffle.  (Again – I’m not messing with the rules here!)

Bake at 450° for 20 minutes.

Reduce oven to 350° and continue baking 15-20 minutes or until golden brown. (Note:  this is where you’ll want to watch them.  I only bake them for 10 minutes at 350°, but I think our oven runs hot.)

Don’t worry if they look really brown – that’s when they are the best!

Makes 6 servings.

 

Eat ‘em while they are hot with butter and jam!

(not actually in the recipe, but they sure were good that way, and I highly recommend it!)


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