I adore
these mini version of German puffed pancake so much every time I see someone
pinned it on Pinterest. They are such
cuties! I thought to myself that I’d
make them one day. This is the day. Wooohooo! These mini
pancakes look very similar to popovers, except that these pancakes use more
eggs and less flour than popovers. However,
the results are almost identical. They are
puffed and light and gorgeous and awesome!
I made popovers once and loved
it! Did I mention that they are awesome!
The most
awesome part of making these mini pancake is that they are sooooo quick and
easy to make with a few ingredients. Since
they are so light and puffy, it’s so perfect for breakfast with a good cup of
coffee or your favorite tea on the weekend morning. Believe it or not, I had 5 of them and didn’t
even want to stop! I didn’t feel bad at all because I went for a
little hike every day! I will absolutely be making them again
soooon.
Berries compote
1/2 cup of each cut strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries
1/2 cup of each cut strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries
1 tbsp.
honey
1/4 cup
(half of orange) fresh squeeze orange juice
: toss all
the ingredients together and set aside
Pancake batter: make 12 muffin-size
3 large eggs
1/2 cup
all-purpose flour
1/2 cup milk
1/4 tsp.
salt
1/4 cup
butter (cold or room temp is fine)
1 tsp. fresh
squeeze lemon juice
1. Preheat the
oven to 425’F
2. Beat all
the ingredients in a medium bowl, except the butter
3. Cut and divide
the butter evenly into the non-stick muffin pan
4. Put the
muffin pan in the hot oven and watch carefully for the butter. Once the butter melted, pull out the pan
5. Fill the
pancake batter evenly into the muffin pan (about 1/2 way)
6. Bake for
13-15 minutes (mine was exactly 14 minutes) to light golden brown color on the
edges and take them out. The pancakes
will puff up high but will flatten out almost immediately when pull out from
the oven
7.
Serve immediately with berried compote, or jams of your choice (and a cup of
coffee or tea!) *dusted with powdered
sugar is optional!
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