These are super easy for kids to help mix the batter before mom puts them in the hot pan in the oven. And then to see the eyes light up of the kids when this HUGE, PUFFY pancake comes out! It's magic, I say, magic!!!!
Here's what you need (I make 1/2 serving - double it for a 9X13 pan):4 Tbsp butter
3 eggs
1/2 coup flour
1/2 cup milk
dash of salt
Here's what you do:
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees. Place casserole dish in the oven with butter. Mix eggs, flour, milk and salt together in separate bowl. When butter is bubbling, pour the batter into the hot dish and bake for 20 minutes (or until golden brown and fluffy).
I like to serve mine with syrup and powdered sugar. Or if I have some in the fridge, I like it with home-made buttermilk syrup. YUM!
8 comments:
At my house they're called 'Crazy Hot Cakes'. And if you're really cool you emphasize the 'craaaaAAAaaaazy' part. :D
Hi there! I saw your site on "Room Mom 101" and had to check it out. I LOVE this recipe! We had these at a bed & breakfast on our honeymoon (although they called them Dutch - not Deutsch - pancakes), and every recipe I've seen since then involves a cast-iron pan, which I don't have. Can't wait to try this! =)
My kids love these! They are so yummy. Nice picture!
I'll have to give this a try. I think my kids would love it!
These are GOOOOOD. We call them elephant ears at our house. Definitely one of the kids favorites.
We Love these! we call them popeye pancakes (because they look like muscles)...since I have a big family we use a cookie sheet to make them!! YUM!!
We call these Dutch Babies in the Northwest! I grew up on these and they are SO SO SO yummy! (Josh made them for me for Mother's Day breakfast!)
i love this recipe. make it all the time. i actually make mine same way as yours using lots of butter. thats how they are supposed to be!! and I've come to find that its not butter that makes you fat, its SUGAR. heres my blog post on this recipe puff up pancakes
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