1 cup milk
1 cup flour
6 eggs
1 tsp salt
1 TBS sugar
6 TBS butter. cubed
Preheat oven to 425*. In a blender, combine milk, flour, eggs, salt, and sugar. Blend until smooth; about 30-60 seconds. Place cubed butter in a 9x13 glass baking dish and place in oven for butter to melt. Once butter has melted, remove dish and pour in mixture from the blender. Return to oven and bake for 20-25 minutes ... until golden brown. Serve with maple syrup ... these are so buttery, that butter isn't necessary.
**If you are not familiar with German pancakes, the batter rises a LOT. Make sure to leave at least 8 inches of 'growing room' in your oven, above the dish. Do not double mixture into one casserole dish! The corners and sides (and on occasion, the middle too) will raise about 6-8 inches and fall slightly when removed from the oven. Also ... this serves about 4 adults ... although, most of the time, my husband can eat half of the casserole dish himself. So, if you have a big crowd, plan on making a few casserole dishes to satisfy everyone. This also re-heats extremely well ... much easier than standing over the frying pan cooking pancakes all morning.
Monday, September 15, 2008
German Pancakes
Posted by Gary Church at 9/15/2008 01:44:00 PM
Labels: bread, Breakfast, kid friendly
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3 comments:
If you put a dash of cinnamon into these- they are even MORE amazing! This is my fave breakfast dish!! I'm glad you posted it.
Mmmm. Rachel, I'm so adding cinnamon next time ... we make these every few days over here cause it adds protein AND carbs into Ryan's breakfast. Cinnamon ... mmm ... yum!
That looks delish! Thanks for sharing.
Love the blog :)
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