Oven puffed pancake

This classic German Pancake or Dutch Baby recipe has so many names! Whatever you like to call it, it's a super easy way to get delicious baked pancakes on the table fast. The edges puff up way past the edge of the pan, which is why they are sometimes called puffy pancakes! There are only a few ingredients, and you can even make it in the blender!

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I had an awesome roommate that I LOVED to have cook for me. 🙂 She made the best Spaghetti Sauce, “Roll in Doughs” and this amazing Puffed Oven Pancake. So, with her permission…I’m going to share it with you! Here are the things I love about this breakfast: It takes 10 seconds to throw together, …

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I am still amazed how easy it was to make this puffed oven pancake! It's a variation of a Dutch baby pancake that I found in the cookbook, What Hawaii Likes to Eat by Muriel Miura and Betty Shimabukuro. Melt 3T butter in 10-inch ovenproof skillet at 425 degrees. I had only a 12-inch skillet that was oven safe up to 400 degrees, but it worked fine. Whisk 2 eggs; then beat in 1/2 cup flour, 1/2 cup milk, and 1/4 teaspoon salt until mixture is smooth. Don't let the mix sit. Add the mix to the…

The quest for a simple breakfast that is filling enough to keep the kids satisfied until lunch is an endless one. Oatmeal is a good stick-to-the-ribs breakfast, but eggs are also so healthy for little growing bodies and brains. Scrambled eggs or Egg cups are good, but my kids need some additional carb to go alongside it. What I needed was an all-in-one breakfast that had both protein and carbs, but that didn’t make much mess on the counter and didn’t get too many dishes dirty.

Discover how to make easy German Pancakes with just six simple ingredients. Fluffy and delicious, this breakfast favorite takes only five minutes to prepare and will delight your whole family!

An easy breakfast with very little prep, this Dutch Baby (or German Pancake) is a family favorite. Serve it with fresh berries, powdered sugar, or syrup and watch it disappear!

Dutch baby puff pancakes are so easy to make and only require a few ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen!

German Pancakes have all the flavor and buttery goodness of a fancy weekend breakfast, but with just 5 minutes of prep work, they're perfect any day!