Popovers are essentially big holes surrounded by delicious crust. To make them, it’s ideal to use a popover pan, similar to a muffin tin but with elongated wells; the shape of the pan forces the ...

Meet the drama queens of the oven: popovers that balloon into golden, hollow clouds with nothing but steam and swagger. For ...

Buttered popovers are a great accompaniment to dinner, and they take far less time to make than rolls. Or drizzled with honey or smeared with jam, they make a delightful breakfast, brunch or snack.

Popovers? Again? Yes, lucky us. It so happens that two Forum cooks, Dianne Berst and Middy Ruthruff, both of Snohomish, have come up with identical recipes. From two different (well, three, actually) ...

I am a complete sucker for baked treats and simple sugary carbs. Walking into a kitchen that smells of batters baking — the floral aroma of vanilla filling the air, sugar caramelizing — comforts me.

Popovers are one of those quick breads that take almost no time to make and are just about foolproof. Except when I have made them. They either didn’t "pop," were too doughy inside, collapsed, or ...

I was always hard on myself about popovers because I wanted them to be perfect, with sides straight up to the mushroom-shaped tops towering over the cups, deep brown but not burned, and crisp. Then I ...

This article originally appeared on The Nosher. Passover popovers fall into the category of “old school” Jewish food. Like mandel bread or matzah brei, they’re one of those dishes my grandmother ...

Buttered popovers are a great accompaniment to dinner, and they take far less time to make than rolls. Or drizzled with honey or smeared with jam, they make a delightful breakfast, brunch or snack.