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Believe it or not, this Cinnamon Apple Dutch Baby recipe wasn’t inspired by the fact that I love the Dutch and that I want to live in Amsterdam when I grow up. Dutch Baby pancakes are simply a delicious breakfast popover, also known as German pancakes, Bismarks or even a Dutch Puff. It’s a sweet breakfast popover, plain and simple, it just happens to be most commonly be called a Dutch Baby.
But really, who doesn’t want to live here? Oh Amsterdam, I miss you every day. You stole my heart and I can’t wait to visit you again someday.
‘Tis the season for quick breakfasts in the morning before we ship the kids off to school and we head to work. A Cinnamon Apple Dutch Baby isn’t really that time-consuming, you whisk together the ingredients and then pour into a heated skillet, just like a Yorkshire Pudding, in essence. However once you get into the apples and sauce, it can take more time. A quick tip is to make the apples ahead of time and simply reheat.
Lord knows that it’s definitely apple season around here! I’m bucking the pumpkin trend now. Sometimes, it’s just too much darn pumpkin. Let me enjoy my first few Pumpkin Spice Latte’s until I’m tired of them and then let’s talk pumpkin recipes.
Am I right? Eesh. My Facebook feed is full of pumpkin, to the point where I’ve already had enough. That said, I certainly have a new recipe or two coming up that uses pumpkin, so I’ll have to join the fray. Maybe I should start doing everything backwards. Pumpkin in the spring. Lemon recipes in the fall. That way we all aren’t so darn tired of all these recipes and you will actually enjoy them instead of getting sick of them!
So has everyone made sure to check out my new YouTube channel? I am so very excited about this endeavour! Of course I started it when I’m the busiest lady possible, but that’s ok. I’m going to get my cookbook photos done for the middle of October and then you are all going to see massive amounts of new recipes and videos. I am so excited! For now though, make sure to head on over there and subscribe to my channel, you’ll get a notification whenever I post a new video!
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Hope you are all having a fabulous week, love you more than chocolate!
Karlynn
Cinnamon Apple Dutch Baby
Ingredients
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup flour
- 3 tablespoons white sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup milk
- 2 tablespoons butter melted
- 2 tablespoons butter softened
- For the Apples:
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 2 apples cored peeled and sliced
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
Instructions
- Beat eggs thoroughly and set aside.
- Whisk the flour, sugar and salt together then add to the egg mixture in three parts, mixing completely after each addition until the mixture is smooth.
- Add the milk in slowly, beating continuosly to avoid lumps from forming.
- Mix in the melted butter.
- Place a 9 or 10 inch oven safe skillet on the stove and heat on low. Melt the remaining 2 tbsp of butter. When pan is warm, pour the batter into skillet.
- Bake at 425 °F for 15-20 minutes until puffy and browned.
- While this is baking, melt the butter in a small pan and add the apples, sugar and cinnamon. Cook slowly, stirring, over low heat until the apples are glazed and softened slightly.
- Serve in the middle of the dutch baby OR on the side so each person can top their slice themselves.
- Spoon onto center of baked pancake or serve on the side.
Nutrition
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Daria says
Recipe is one of the best. Tasty and smell, but combination apple with cinnamon is very good choice for health benefit. My mom use that recipe with cereals reducing blood sugar. But if you don’t have that problem you can make with sugar, is more sweet. Thank you for this recipe, Dutch baby.
Maggie Berthelette says
This was so easy to make and yummy. Served on retro plates with yes, whipped topping! Side benefit: my house smells amazing this morning.
The Kitchen Magpie says
Mine too! Or at least that’s what they told me when I bought it lol
Lana Moffatt Wilmot says
I think it’s a Goodland apple tree green washed with red ,good for eating , baking & storage . Makes great pies , juice & apple sauce & freezes well ,I put fruit fresh on after peeling ,coring & slicing then bag . Ready mid to late Sept. Got a lot of hail damage this year . Check out Lois Hole for info about apples for our area.
The Kitchen Magpie says
Lana Moffatt Wilmot what type of apples do you have?
Henriette Koster says
Marieke ook een idee.
Lana Moffatt Wilmot says
Looks good ! I still have apples on my tree to use .
Jill Pals says
I totally agree. Pumpkin has its time and place…after apple season is over!
The Kitchen Magpie says
Clean up on aisle, er, keyboard three…..
The Kitchen Magpie says
I’m Canadian and darn it, the beginning of September is NO time for all the pumpkin recipes that besiege us all. Thanksgiving isn’t even here and I’m tired of pumpkin!
The Kitchen Magpie says
Haha! I like pumpkin, but let’s give apples their time and then move on to pumpkins. Ugh. Every food blogger in the world is posting pumpkin recipes! NO! It’s apple time!
Julia Johnson says
I just drooled all over my keyboard. *sigh*
Jill Pals says
Yay finally someone else has the same feelings as me on the apple vs pumpkin debate! Can’t wait to try making this 🙂
Teresa Pearson says
Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving in October but this looks delivious.
The Kitchen Magpie says
Just get her some gin and magic happens!
Shannon Ebbesen says
Nicole Ebbesen Rowan can you make me this please
The Kitchen Magpie says
It is super good! And NOT pumpkin lol!
Shannon Ebbesen says
Mouth watering right now…