These were a lot of fun to make and really easy.
You whisk together a very liquid-y batter made with eggs, milk, flour, powdered sugar, and salt. White white white!
You butter twelve popover cups.
You pour the liquid-y batter into these buttered cups.
You bake in a very hot oven and the popovers react like those little sponge toys that expand exponentially when you add water to them. Here’s a photo taken through the window of my oven door while they baked. They just kept growing… and growing… and growing!
Once out of the oven, the maintain their tall, puffed-up shape.
The popovers are a bit like a crepe in muffin-form – they’re light and filled with air but the bread itself is chewy and egg-y tasting. They were a little too egg-y tasting for me, actually, but jam and butter helped.













they look great!
Looks Delicious! I just found your blog and am so inspired. I have wanted to do a project like this but your blog is the best of its kind. I went out and bought MSBH the other day after reading your blog and just spent my morning going through all of Martha’s recipes you have made! I am going to make my own baking blog but it wont be devoted to one book. I love everything about your blog! what is your favorite MSBH recipe?
-Jessica
Wow, Jessica, thank you for the nice comment! It would be way too hard to pick one true “favorite” MSBH recipe. The Cherry Frangipane Galette is wonderful and the Double-Chocolate Brownie Cookies are my go-to cookie recipe when I need something quick and impressive. And I love-love-love the Shortbread Fingers too. And so many others…
I look forward to reading your baking blog!
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