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1850 Is The Oldest Known Reference To Popovers
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1850 Is The Oldest Known Reference To Popovers
What better way to start March 10th then with National Blueberry Popover Day? Popovers are airy rolls that puff up when baked, popping over the edge of the tin. They are light and crispy on the outside while the insides are warm and often hollow. They can be filled with custards, creams and fruits for a sweet treat, especially blueberries. 17th Century – The popover is an American twist on a Yorkshire pudding. Reportedly popular with settlers…
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