A Dutch Baby Pancake, also known as a German Pancake, is like a crepe, a pancake, and french toast had a very delicious baby.
This recipe is the perfect base for a dutch baby, but you can add fresh (or frozen!) fruits to lighten it up — or even add some savory ingredients like bacon or ham. The choice is yours.
Here’s what you’ll need to make this dish:
For the batter: Flour, eggs, milk
Cinnamon: To add a little warmth
Vanilla extract: For subtle vanilla flavor
Sugar: For sweetness
Salt: To bring it all together
Butter: For the skillet
Now not that you need to bake this pancake in the oven, so a cast iron skillet works best.
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Now, add everything for the batter to a blender and blender until smooth (scraping down the sides as needed). This will only take a few seconds. The mixture will be liquidy. Set aside.
Now add the butter to the skillet and preheat in the oven until the butter is fully melted, about 5 minutes.
Then, remove carefully and pout the batter directly into the skillet. DO NOT STIR IT. Just pour it in and return to the oven. Let it back, undisturbed, for ~20–25 minutes, or until it’s puffed up and browned. Dust with powdered sugar.
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