My simple recipe:
2 eggs
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup flour
teas. vanilla
pinch of salt
half stick butter, melt in pan and pour in batter.
Bake in a preheated 400 degree oven. Serve immediately.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Saturday Morning Brunch
On Saturday or Sunday morning is about the only time I really like eating breakfast, because I can eat it later. Always taste better to me at later time, with that great cup of French Press Coffee. I love Dutch Baby Pancakes drizzled with lemon juice, honey, and sprinkled with a little powered sugar. This morning I made Dutch Apple Pancakes, using the same simple recipe as Dutch Baby Pancakes; just cooked a delicious golden apple in a tablespoon of sugar, cinnamon, and a little butter. I cook the apples in a skillet to make them syrupy but still firm and crunchy, place them on top of the batter and bake. I save the syrup to drizzle a spoon of it over my piece of the pancake. YUM! Williams Sonoma has a recipe that is the same, except they add butter and sugar to the batter. I do not, makes it to greasy and too sweet for me. I add butter to the baking pan and pour the batter on top. The butter cooks in, and keeps the batter from sticking. (I still recommend using a nonstick pan).
These are great to make when you have company. They are easy to make, and serve with a variety of fruits and small pitchers of flavored syrups.
My simple recipe:
2 eggs
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup flour
teas. vanilla
pinch of salt
half stick butter, melt in pan and pour in batter.
Bake in a preheated 400 degree oven. Serve immediately.
My simple recipe:
2 eggs
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup flour
teas. vanilla
pinch of salt
half stick butter, melt in pan and pour in batter.
Bake in a preheated 400 degree oven. Serve immediately.
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5 comments:
NOM NOM NOM! Looks delish. I can´t really cook so I admire your skill.
The Dutch Baby Pancakes sound so much like the Welsh Pancakes *which us Americans call Crepes, winks* that my Welsh Mum always made for me... SO Yummy! This recipe you have shared sounds delish... must try it!
Blessings from the Arizona Desert... Dawn... The Bohemian
That looks absolutely divine!! Now I'm hungry! lol!
Oneika, I promise, you could make these, very simple and quick. Thanks so much for stopping by. You have a wonderful, fun, adventurous blog! xOx
Dawn, very similar to crepes, except, more batter and they cook up thicker. I love crepes!!! They cook up so big and fluffy, but deflate immediately when you pull them from the oven. :) I do recommend you use a good nonstick pan. Otherwise, a nightmare getting them out. :) xOx
Adrielle, I'm wishing I had some about now. :) Late in the afternoon and I am hungry. xOx
Thanks for stopping by with such sweet words about my Blog & Post. I agree, nothing quite compares to the Thrill Of The Hunt, I must have been born to do it because it is one of my lifelong pleasures!
Dawn... The Bohemian
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