Pancakes are the shit. Anyone know a good recipe for dutch babys?
I'm dutch, but I'm no kitchen master.
Too bad, but do you mean these:
They're called 'poffertjes' and theres an article on wikipedia
hereThat pages links to a recipe:
Preparation Time: 10 mins
Standing Time: 60 mins
Cooking Time: 30 mins
Ingredients
500g self-raising flour
2 large eggs
800ml milk
1 tsp vanilla extract
a pinch of salt
olive oil for brushing the pan
Method
Sift flour in a large bowl. Combine milk, eggs and vanilla extract in a bowl and mix lightly. Add the wet mixture to the flour and beat well for 3-5 minutes till the batter is light and fluffy. Cover and stand batter for an hour.
Pour batter into a squeeze bottle [like the ones you get in the supermarket for sauce]. Place Poffertje pan on the cooktop at medium heat. Brush pan with a liberal dose of olive oil. When the oil is hot, squeeze the batter into each hole, filling it just below the rim. When bubbles start appearing in the batter, flip over each pancake gently in their holes with a butter knife. Cook this side for 2-3 minutes and slide the pancakes onto a plate.
Serving suggestions
Serve hot with strawberries, fresh cream, nuts and chocolate sauce.
These pancakes can also be served simply with a drizzling of coarse sugar, topped with freshly squeezed lemon juice.
Gel's Notes
The quantity mentioned here is enough to make 90-95 pancakes, which would come to 5-6 serves.
A good quality cast-iron dutch poffertje pan is vital to make these crisp on the outside and soft on the inside.
Gemcake pans work well for this recipe too.
While cooking the heat has to be adjusted constantly, if you feel the pan starts smoking or the pancakes are browning very fast, reduce the heat a bit.
The quantity of milk mentioned here has worked well for me, but if the eggs and flour are of different sizes and brand respectively, you might need to add more milk. The batter has to be of thick, pouring consistency.
Did I help you out, despite my low kitchenknowledge?
