I came upon a popover recipe one day, but it required a popover pan. I called my sister, very excitedly, hoping she would have the pan, but no luck, she didn't have one. Low and behold a few weeks later I came across a popover pan right in the end cap of an aisle at Target. I wasn't looking for it, but it was waiting for me nonetheless. I couldn't resist so I bought it and was making popovers that evening.
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Petite Popovers
4 large eggs
1 1/4 cups milk
1 1/4 cups flour
1/4 cup unsalted butter, melted
3/4 tsp salt
Directions
Preheat oven 400F. Grease pan; set aside. In medium bowl, beat together all the ingredients. Using half the batter, fill each well 2/3 full. Bake for 20-23 minutes, until golden brown. Remove popovers from the pan. Repeat filling and baking procedure with remaining batter.
I bought the petite popover pan and hence the petite popover recipe. A couple of weeks ago, I found the regular sized popover pan for half off at Target so I bought that one too! I couldn't resist the red clearance sticker. I haven't made regular sized popovers just yet. I'm a little scared how big they will be. Look at the picture of the petite popovers baking in the oven.

They are huge!
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They do deflate so maybe making bigger ones won't be that much bigger :) E. absolutely loved them and ate them for dinner. Yes, that was all he ate that evening.
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