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Name:: Amelimelo
29 February, 2008
I'm loving the right one but... what it is ?
Name:: Snödroppe
29 February, 2008
The photo on the right look like something I sometimes cook. In french, I call it a "flan", with eggs, cheese, butter, milk, flour...Everybody in my family find it strange, when it's just baked, strange form...
[excuse me for my poor english...]
[excuse me for my poor english...]
Name:: teina
29 February, 2008
::yeah:: I always get the best feeling when I open up my home page and there is another treasure to start my day with.......you guys are the best.thanks
Name:: cadare
29 February, 2008
I love to start my day at work with your "views" - and then when I read the comments of others I see them in many more ways. Thank you for doing this.
Name:: bronwyn
29 February, 2008
It looks like you both went out to eat last night, though I am sure these were both taken at home. Nice!
Name:: jiriu
29 February, 2008
Mmmm...is that a dutch baby I see? At least that's what we call it. I love breakfast for dinner.
Name:: bugheart
URL:: bugheart.blogspot.com
29 February, 2008
is it
yorkshire pudding
(my favorite)
on the right?
yorkshire pudding
(my favorite)
on the right?
Name:: page58
29 February, 2008
i love this pair. i used to make the german puff pancake every Saturday morning. add a little powdered sugar and lemon. yumm
Name:: steph
29 February, 2008
yes, it's a dutch baby (or german puff pancake). we love bfd (breakfast for dinner)!
Name:: Chef
29 February, 2008
Yes! it is German pancake!
3 eggs
half cup milk
half cup flour
pinch salt
mix into a lemon color batter, then...
3 T butter
melt this butter in a 9inch pan in your preheated oven 475º -
with butter melted pour in your lemon colored batter into the pan with melted butter (don't mix the batter and butter together though) bake for 15 minutes it will PUFF so remove your top rack to give it room to expand
3 eggs
half cup milk
half cup flour
pinch salt
mix into a lemon color batter, then...
3 T butter
melt this butter in a 9inch pan in your preheated oven 475º -
with butter melted pour in your lemon colored batter into the pan with melted butter (don't mix the batter and butter together though) bake for 15 minutes it will PUFF so remove your top rack to give it room to expand
Name:: Che
29 February, 2008
I'm totally trying that tonight! I have to say I'm always so fascinated between the similarities of the pictures. Keep it up!
Name:: Coyote
29 February, 2008
Dutch babies! My former german-heritage boyfriend taught me how to make those. They're great topped with butter and powdered sugar. Or maple syrup. Or jam. Or pretty much anything.
Name:: Molly
URL:: www.sylviatheteacher.blogspot.com
29 February, 2008
Looks oh so good. I love the lingering left on the plate to the left.
Name:: Portraits of a Marriage
29 February, 2008
Awesome. We got a recipe, too. Haha. Will try that later.
Name:: whitney
29 February, 2008
An oven pancake! Oh man that looks so good.
I love your blog. I've been watching since the year of mornings and it always makes me smile.
xo
I love your blog. I've been watching since the year of mornings and it always makes me smile.
xo
Name:: pomegranate.
29 February, 2008
I never comment but was totally inspired to by the alleged dutch baby. I'm nearly drooling. I like mine with a wee bit of melted butter on top, a few spritzes of lemon juice, and then a healthy dusting of powdered sugar. Wow. GOOD.
Name:: amisha
01 March, 2008
mmm... i haven't had breakfast for dinner in way too long. and mav, i have that same butter dish and i love it :)
Name:: Lucia
11 March, 2008
I like the 2nd pic. It seems so delicious~haha