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Otherwise, they’ll continue to cook and lose that crispy exterior. Once you remove them from the oven, remove them from the pan immediately.

Once the popovers are in the oven, don’t open! This could cause them to deflate. Flexible batter = tall and fluffy popovers. Starting with room temperature eggs and milk allows the ingredients to emulsify into a smooth, thin batter so that the popovers can rise easily.Īt least 15 minutes gives time for the gluten to relax, creating a more flexible batter. Below are simple tips to achieve those desired results batch after batch: The perfect popover is super light and has a crispy exterior. The Key to Perfect Popovers with Extra Rise Watch how these are made in the quick recipe video below. All you need is two muffin pans, and you’re good to go! Since we don’t want any fights breaking out over who gets the last popover, it’s good practice to double the recipe. Once you catch a glimpse of these popovers rising to their golden brown glory in the oven, you’ll be hooked. *Keep in mind these are going to rise and expand.īaked for 35 minutes or until golden brown. Add the milk and blend until smooth.Īdd the flour, salt, and remaining butter to the egg-milk mixture, and blend until smooth.Ĭarefully remove the warmed muffin pan and pour the batter into the muffin cups filling them only ¾th of the way. Meanwhile, add the eggs to a blender and blend at medium-high speed. Preheat the oven to 400F, grease a 12 muffin cup tin with tablespoons butter, and place it in the oven to warm for 5 minutes.

I’ve found it to be easier and yield better results than whisking. There’s no need to buy a special pan that you will use at most twice a year.Īnd to simplify the process, the batter is whipped up in a blender. However, we’re going to use a regular muffin pan to make this recipe.

Typically, popovers are made in a special pan with deeper cups that allow them to “popover,” hence the name. It’s hard to imagine 5 simple ingredients could create something so delicious and wonderful, but good thing they do.

It’s a holiday tradition, and I’m passing it down to you.

Perfect for soaking up gravy or cranberry sauce.

They melt in your mouth when served hot with butter.

If that description isn’t enough to convince you of their superiority to yeast rolls, here are a few reasons why these will be the first item to disappear: Inside their crispy, golden-brown exteriors, the centers are hollow and pull-apart soft with a buttery flavor. They are a light roll made from egg batter that “pops over” the muffin tin, giving the top a blossomed appearance. If you’ve never tried popovers, you are in for a treat.