Thanks for choosing me to co-host these.
Great popovers everyone! Have a nice week.
Very easy. I think my muffin pan made them shaped a little different than “usual” but we enjoyed them so much for Sunday breakfast.
Very easy and I will make them anytime with some variations (maybe cheddar cheese and a bit of bacon and chive). I should have used my silicone muffin forms instead of my ramekins. Despite my coating them with Baker’s Joy, the popovers still stuck to the insides…
I had a lot of fun converting this recipe with a gluten-free flour mix – I’ve made these gluten-free before but with a store-bought blend and they had an after taste. My homemade blend worked much better – no after taste and still puffy. I used a popover pan instead of the muffin tin.
I altered my favorite popover recipe to make 6 popovers. The batter fills a standard popover pan perfectly. But I had to post using my iPad and had a really hard time with the WordPress app. Anyone else using an iPad?
I’m on vacation without a commuter, really roughing it!
Opps, meant computer.
I grew up eating this with roast and gravy. I am enjoying seeing all the varioations to the popovers. Never thought of using sweet honey or fruit with them.
These were good! I thought that mine were a little blah without jam/butter/honey…etc. Is that how they are supposed to be? Maybe I need to be more generous with the salt in the batter next time?
Can I ask a sort-of-baking sort-of-food-blogging question here?
I used to edit my photos in Piknik on Flickr (cropping and adding text for my blog) but it’s no longer available. What’s a good free editing program you all use for your pics (for a non-photoshop savvy lady!).
Thanks!
Picasa by Google…easy to use and it helps you sort your photos too!
Picasa by Google. Love it!
i use photobucket. store and edit your pics all on one site :)
Beth,
Saw this online…I used it only twice. It might be worth a look. http://ipiccy.com/
Carmen
Thank you all! I will try all of the above and see which works best for me. :-)
PicMonkey is a lot like Piknik. I miss that app too. PicMonkey is a lot of fun though.
Hi, I was considering ordering the Popover Pan (the black one) in the UK and let it delivered to Switzerland.
I’ve read some reviews and people do complain that the paint inside the popover pan peels of.
Somebody having issues with it?
Thank you
Has anyone used a popover pan for the recipe? I have one and am deciding if I should buy another one, make the recipe in 2 batches, or use the glass cups for the 2nd batch. From your experience, what is the best pan to use?
Also, thinking ahead to the Whole Wheat Loaves, I am having a hard time finding malt extract. Is it in powder form or wet? Does it go by another name? What type of store can I buy it? The local beer brewery sells a malt extract in both forms but I am not sure which is the correct one.
Thanks for your help!
Libby, all my batter fit into one popover pan….it worked wonderfully. I preheated the cast iron pan before baking and they rose perfectly.
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Thanks for choosing me to co-host these.
Great popovers everyone! Have a nice week.
Very easy. I think my muffin pan made them shaped a little different than “usual” but we enjoyed them so much for Sunday breakfast.
Very easy and I will make them anytime with some variations (maybe cheddar cheese and a bit of bacon and chive). I should have used my silicone muffin forms instead of my ramekins. Despite my coating them with Baker’s Joy, the popovers still stuck to the insides…
I had a lot of fun converting this recipe with a gluten-free flour mix – I’ve made these gluten-free before but with a store-bought blend and they had an after taste. My homemade blend worked much better – no after taste and still puffy. I used a popover pan instead of the muffin tin.
I altered my favorite popover recipe to make 6 popovers. The batter fills a standard popover pan perfectly. But I had to post using my iPad and had a really hard time with the WordPress app. Anyone else using an iPad?
I’m on vacation without a commuter, really roughing it!
Opps, meant computer.
I grew up eating this with roast and gravy. I am enjoying seeing all the varioations to the popovers. Never thought of using sweet honey or fruit with them.
These were good! I thought that mine were a little blah without jam/butter/honey…etc. Is that how they are supposed to be? Maybe I need to be more generous with the salt in the batter next time?
Can I ask a sort-of-baking sort-of-food-blogging question here?
I used to edit my photos in Piknik on Flickr (cropping and adding text for my blog) but it’s no longer available. What’s a good free editing program you all use for your pics (for a non-photoshop savvy lady!).
Thanks!
Picasa by Google…easy to use and it helps you sort your photos too!
Picasa by Google. Love it!
i use photobucket. store and edit your pics all on one site :)
Beth,
Saw this online…I used it only twice. It might be worth a look.
http://ipiccy.com/
Carmen
Thank you all! I will try all of the above and see which works best for me. :-)
PicMonkey is a lot like Piknik. I miss that app too. PicMonkey is a lot of fun though.
Hi, I was considering ordering the Popover Pan (the black one) in the UK and let it delivered to Switzerland.
I’ve read some reviews and people do complain that the paint inside the popover pan peels of.
Somebody having issues with it?
Thank you
Has anyone used a popover pan for the recipe? I have one and am deciding if I should buy another one, make the recipe in 2 batches, or use the glass cups for the 2nd batch. From your experience, what is the best pan to use?
Also, thinking ahead to the Whole Wheat Loaves, I am having a hard time finding malt extract. Is it in powder form or wet? Does it go by another name? What type of store can I buy it? The local beer brewery sells a malt extract in both forms but I am not sure which is the correct one.
Thanks for your help!
Libby, all my batter fit into one popover pan….it worked wonderfully. I preheated the cast iron pan before baking and they rose perfectly.