Having never attempted these doughy delights, we were both surprised at how easy they were to make. The batter is only four ingredients: milk, flour, salt and eggs. Mix it all up, pour the batter into the pan, and top each one with cheese (the BLT recipe calls for Gruyere, which is a Swiss cheese...nutty and scrumptious)! Bake for 50 minutes at 350 degrees and...
...what emerges from the oven are edible, cheesy clouds. Like savory cream puffs, these popovers were everything a good popover should be: airy and light with a few custardy crevices and a golden crust.
Split one open and spread on a little butter lovin'--and you're tasting something amazing. I should warn you that they don't keep very well, so you may feel compelled to eatall of them several in one warm, cheesy, heavenly sitting (not that I did anything of the sort)...
Mission Popover=Deliciously accomplished!
...what emerges from the oven are edible, cheesy clouds. Like savory cream puffs, these popovers were everything a good popover should be: airy and light with a few custardy crevices and a golden crust.
Split one open and spread on a little butter lovin'--and you're tasting something amazing. I should warn you that they don't keep very well, so you may feel compelled to eat
Mission Popover=Deliciously accomplished!
Happy Searching,
You guys have elevated apartment kitchen cooking to a new level. Maybe you should film the process and become the next big food network couple. If Sam (the cooking guy) could do it, you guys are way better and having to do it with less than idealistic cooking conditions. BRAVO.
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