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By diner524
on May 29, 2010
Just love german pancakes and these were perfect!! I made 1/2 of the recipe and served with sliced strawberries and whipped topping, yum! I forgot how much these babies puff up while baking and had put them in the top part of my oven (which is like a large toaster oven), well they puffed right up into the heating element, lol!! But overall they cooked perfectly. Thanks for sharing the recipe Lynn. Made for ZWT 6.
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Mmm! DH's English grandmother used to make him Dutch Babies (aka German Pancakes) when he was little & it's a fond memory of his. I've been making them now too for years and this recipe was just as delicious as the one I got from his mom. We enjoyed this with leftover Red Ruby Strawberry Sauce and some whipped cream. What a treat! Made & enjoyed for ZWT-6 Team X-tra Hot Dishes! :)
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on December 21, 2007
*This is wonderful* ~ I had never made a German pancake b4, but this was truly easy & fun to make. In fact, it took longer to preheat my oven than it did to prepare the baking dish & the recipe. The ingredients easily reduce to 1/2 or 1/3 versions, so (w/DH at work) I made a 1/3 version for me in a 7.5 in rd Pyrex baking dish & sat in front of the oven watching it like a hawk. 15 min into cooking time it was browning nicely but not quite set, so I tented it for the last 10 min to finish. I knew I would prob have to adjust for the smaller recipe & baking dish. What you do to the cooked pancake decides its flavour & look, but the recipe is perfect to get you to that point. It was certainly not in need of butter as there was a buttery layer on the inside surface. I drizzled lemon juice over it right from 1 of those yellow squeeze bottles, dusted it w/powd sugar & feasted! Ty, ty, ty for sharing this keeper recipe w/us. :-)
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on March 01, 2012
Perfect! It does rise a LOT. Served with leftover apple slices for a very nice breakfast with family. Thank you Lavender for sharing.
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Excellent! I think the hand blender really makes the difference! I've been making German Pancakes for a few years now and I've tried a bunch of different recipes - 4 eggs, 6 eggs, less butter, more butter, add vanilla, etc. This recipe is great! I used soy milk, I'm not a fan of cow's milk. Turned out great, thanks!
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on May 30, 2010
This was very yummy. We topped ours with some caramel apples, toasted walnuts, and whipped cream. What a great treat!
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on August 06, 2009
I've never made this type of Pancake before Lynn...but I have to tell you I am hooked. Wow were these tender, light pancakes ever good. I added a little cinnamon to the batter and finished with lemon juice and icing sugar...so yummy. I can't wait to make these again...they are that good. Thanks for sharing another winner Lynn...Made for the Winner of the Recipe of the Day Contest...Comfort Cafe...07/09 :)
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It's great when something as easy to make as this was - in the oven and not needing attention - is just SO delicious! :) We enjoyed this pancake with a blend of fresh raspberries and blackberries with generous dollops of creamy Greek yoghurt. Three of us easily polished this off. Certainly a dish I'll be making again. Loved the lemon juice sprinkled on the berries. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe, Lynn! Made for Gimme 5.
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on January 31, 2009
Delicious! We served with lemon juice & powdered sugar. (although my son also doused his with syrup.) It was very easy to whip up & get into the oven; I made it on a weekend but it is convenient enough for a weekday. Mine was done after 18 minutes so watch carefully in the oven.
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on June 01, 2008
DH says "This is a keeper". We had a hectic morning and I needed something easy and fast. This recipe fit the bill perfectly. We chose blueberries and whipped cream as our toppings- YUM! Thanks for sharing.
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on May 26, 2008
First time I've tried a German Pancake and boy it was yummy! I topped with some cherries, whipped cream and a little powdered sugar. It puffs up quite a bit and the flour gives it a perfect texture that is not too heavy but not too light.
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