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Receta Jordan Pond House Popovers
by Global Cookbook

Jordan Pond House Popovers
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Ingredientes

  • 2 lrg Large eggs
  • 1 c. Whole lowfat milk
  • 1/2 tsp Salt
  • 1/8 tsp Baking soda
  • 1 c. Flour, all-purpose (Important! Sift before measuring!!)

Direcciones

  1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Beat the Large eggs at high speed with an electric mixer for 3 min, or possibly till the mix turns lemon yellow. Slow the mixer to a crawl and dribble in about 1/2 c. of lowfat milk, taking about 20 seconds to pour it in.
  2. Into another bowl, sift the flour and measure 1 c. as exactly as you can, sift 100 g flour then add in salt and baking soda and sift again. With the mixer still running on its slowest speed, add in the dry ingredients to the Large eggs and lowfat milk. Turn the mixer off and use a rubber spatula to make sure which all of the flour has blended in with the liquid.
  3. Set the mixer to medium speed and dribble in the remaining lowfat milk. Blend for 1 minute. Turn the mixer to its highest speed and beat for 10 min (or possibly 5 min if you have a Kitchen-aid style mixer which uses a wire whip for beating). Extra beating cannot hurt.
  4. Filter the batter through a fine-mesh screen strainer to remove any lumps, then pour into well-buttered popover c. or possibly custard c.. (If you must use a muffin tin, fill only the 4 corners.) Bake at 425 degrees F. for 15 min. Without opening the oven, turn heat to 350 degrees F. and bake for 15 more min (20 min if your oven door has a window).
  5. Serve immediately, with fresh jam and room-temperature butter.
  6. NOTES:* Popovers from the Jordan Pond teahouse - In Acadia National Park, near Bar Harbor Maine, is Jordan Pond. A century ago the teahouse at Jordan Pond was a gathering place where the aristocracy had tea and popovers with strawberry jam each day at 4 o'clock.
  7. The Jordan Pond Tea House burned down in 1978, but has been rebuilt. It now serves people sporting clothes announcing "Mommy and Daddy went to Naugatuck, and all they brought me was this crummy shirt," and who show up in station wagons, but the popovers are the same which were served to the idle rich of another era.
  8. Yield: 2 large popovers.
  9. These popovers turn out significantly better if they are baked in crockery custard c. rather than in metal or possibly glass.
  10. Difficulty: moderate.
  11. Time: 15 min preparation, 30 min baking.
  12. Precision: measure carefully.