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German Pancakes puff in an impressively souffle-like fashion in the oven, then deflate quickly when removed. Sometimes called Dutch Babies, one of these pancakes will generally feed two, maybe with sausage or bacon and toast on the side for the truly ravenous. The classic presentation is to squeeze lemon juice over the top and dust with powdered sugar, but my preferred topping is blackberry jam. Maple syrup is also an option.
Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Melt butter in a heavy oven safe dish (I use a 10.5-inch cast iron skillet) over medium heat. Whisk together other ingredients in a large bowl, in the order listed above. Tilt skillet to coat the sides with butter. Pour batter into the skillet and place on the middle rack in the oven. Bake for 20 minutes. When done, the German pancake will be puffy like a souffle and golden brown. Loosen with spatula if necessary and slide from the skillet onto a serving plate. If cooked in a well-seasoned cast iron pan, the pancake should slide out easily. This recipe can be doubled and two pancakes can be baked at once, side by side in the oven.
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Dianna on 3.18.2012
I made this for my husband and myself this morning and it was a hit! Super easy, great flavor and the lemon juice made it pop. This will be a repeat for sure. Thanks for posting this receipe.