"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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> "Ophelia" > wrote
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>> "Pan Ohco" > wrote in message
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>>> Similar to a popover?
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> Quite, except heavier. I've only heard of them being
> made using drippings from a roast as the fat, but I'm
> sure there are other methods.
Yes I usually use drippings. It gives a lovely flavour
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> Yes, like a popover in that it's full of air in the middle.
> I've got a horrific craving for them since these thread
> started, I am helpless for popovers.
LOL
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>> Help Debbie! I don't know what a popover is
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> They are light breads that are made individually in
> like ... muffin pans. They puff up and are all air
> inside, with a yummy crust. Plenty of room for
> lots of butter. (smile)
Ahh thank you. I sometimes make YP in muffin tins. It still comes out
the same as a big one though

It is just quicker to cook that way.