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Easy Holiday Popovers

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Yield 12 popovers

Popovers are the perfect last-minute holiday baked good because they can accompany any meal and they come together quickly with pantry staples.  If you don’t have a popover pan, don’t fret.  A muffin tin makes a great replacement.

Ingredients

2 eggs

1 cup whole milk

1 tsp sugar

½ tsp salt

1 cup flour

Instructions

In a blender add eggs, milk, sugar, salt and flour.

Blend for a few seconds until smooth.  Set aside (or refrigerate for up to two days).

When ready to bake popovers, preheat oven to 425 F.

Prepare popover pan: slice 5 Tbsp butter equally into 12 same-sized pieces.  Watch our video on our Vie Facebook page to see this exact process.

Place buttered pan in the oven to melt butter for 5 minutes.

Remove and pour (or use a large cookie scoop) to fill equal portions of batter into each mould, filling up each mould halfway.

Place in the oven for 15 minutes, then without opening the door, reduce oven temperature to 350 F for another 10 minutes.

Check popovers for doneness: they should be slightly stiff when pushed gently and will be golden brown and crunchy.

Remove from oven, dump out popovers into a serving bowl and serve hot.*

Notes

Watch the popovers carefully once they are in the oven, but do not open the oven or shake the pan, which can cause the delicate popovers to fall & deflate.

*I’d suggest jam and butter, compound butter or even just lemon and powdered sugar.  Think of these as mini Dutch babies that can go either savory or sweet!

Feel free once you’ve made a few batches and gotten the hang of these to try different flavor combinations: shallot + rosemary, bleu cheese & bacon, smoked cheddar & chive.

Recipe by Vie at https://getvie.com/2017/12/19/easy-holiday-popovers/