Well, when I saw the recipe for Good Old Southern Popovers, it intrigued me. A roll - with no yeast. I am not a yeast bread maker. I want to be, but I'm just not daring enough I guess. I tried one yeast bread recipe from Southern Living 1979 while we were at the beach. I didn't even report out on it, because I just wasn't impressed. I know I shouldn't give up so easily, but I'm always worried that I'll get distracted and forget to take care of the dough. Maybe one day life will settle down a little, and I'll have time to devote to a yeast bread... Nah.
Back to the popovers. Little Miss helped me with this recipe. She wanted to wear her apron and thought I needed to wear mine, too. No pictures of that, sorry! Little Miss really loved being a "cooker". Anyway, this recipe was quite easy. But, I was very concerned over the temperature of and length of time in the oven. However, not being a popover expert, I decided I'd stick to the recipe.
I wish I'd listened to my little inner voice on this one. The popovers were WAY over done, as you can see, and I even took them out of the oven a little early.
I'd like to try it again, just because the recipe was easy, but I will definitely decrease the time in the oven to closer to 20 minutes for the first bake with the oven down to 400F. If / when I do that, I'll let you know the results.
Lindy
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