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Post by Tallpines on Dec 21, 2021 23:19:13 GMT
is it possible to make Pop-Overs without owning a real Pop-Over pan?
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Post by susannah on Dec 21, 2021 23:29:11 GMT
When I read your question, I thought I remembered The Frugal Girl making popovers in muffin tins. I looked it up on her site, and here's the link. I had planned to try them - popovers bring back memories of a restaurant called The Proud Popover that I went to with some family members back in the late 70's. I never did get around to making them but now that I've been reminded - I just might. link |
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Post by Tallpines on Dec 22, 2021 1:07:30 GMT
When I read your question, I thought I remembered The Frugal Girl making popovers in muffin tins. I looked it up on her site, and here's the link. I had planned to try them - popovers bring back memories of a restaurant called The Proud Popover that I went to with some family members back in the late 70's. I never did get around to making them but now that I've been reminded - I just might. linkwell, now! That certainly sounds easy enough! Thank you! |
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Post by mzgarden on Dec 22, 2021 12:20:42 GMT
well, that's a blast from the past for me. I used to make popovers when before kids. I never knew there was a special pan  I always just used a pre-heated muffin pan, so probably a lot like Frugal Gal's recipe/process. I'll have to consider making them again, as long as I can time them for the dinner table as they come out of the oven. |
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Post by gayle on Dec 22, 2021 15:45:25 GMT
I used to make them all the time and never had a popover pan, either. Like everyone else, I just used a muffin tin.
Now I want some...
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I always just used a pre-heated muffin pan, so probably a lot like Frugal Gal's recipe/process. I'll have to consider making them again, as long as I can time them for the dinner table as they come out of the oven. 
