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Monday, June 14, 2010

Garlic Cheese Popovers

Yesterday was a bit of a rainy day for us.  The kids wanted a snack and something to do.  So I looked through my bookmarks to see what I could find, to have fun making with the kids!  Tiffanee at One Crazy Cookie made these a while back, and when I saw them I just knew I would have to try them out!  I have never eaten a popover before and Tiffanee described them to be like yorkshire pudding...which I do like!  So I gave it a whirl!


Garlic Cheese Popovers

  • 2 Eggs
  • 1 cups Milk
  • 1 Tbls Olive oil
  • 1 cup flour
  • 1 tsp garlic 
  • 1 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Grease a muffin tin.
Throw all ingredients (reserve 1/2cup cheese) in a bowl.  Mix till well blended!
Divide batter between the muffin cups (makes 12) and sprinkle tops with remaining cheese.
Bake 15-20 minutes or until firm. Immediately after removing from the oven, prick each popover to let the steam escape, they will deflate a bit.  Let cool a bit before removing from muffin tin and serve warm.  Enjoy!


What did the family think?  They loved em!  This was such an easy recipe to make with few ingredients!  I did change it a little bit, but I am thinking you can add anything you like into these!  Fresh bell peppers, jalapeno's, onion, potato, and so much more!  Another fun new item for the recipe box!

Just Another Meatless Monday is hosted by Hey Whats For Dinner Mom?
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19 comments:

  1. You had me at garlic! These looks great!

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  2. I think I found my breakfast! Thanks Angie! <3

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  3. These look sooooooo good! I'm saving this recipe.

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  4. This looks like something I make. And it sounds so good right now.

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  5. Those look delish! I think I'm going to have to add these to the recipe book.

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  6. Very similar to the egg muffins I make that are gluten free. :)

    I might try this recipe with buckwheat flour.

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  7. Beautiful, informative blog. My husband is the main cook, and the only time he is on the computer is when he's browsing for something new to fix. Since he had a heart attack in '08, we try to eat healthier. I need to lose weight, so some of your recipes look fun and healthy. Thank you for hopping by my blog and I will stay close to yours. Coleene

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  8. These sound delicious! I am saving the recipe. Thanks :)

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  9. Those look really delicious! I've never had savoury popovers before but I'll definitely give those a try!

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  10. Yummo! Thanks for linking up to Mad Skills Monday!

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  11. Garlic, cheese and a bread like recipe is right up my alley! Love, love, love it! The only ingredient that I need to run out for is milk. I'm going to give this a try. Thanks, Angie!

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  12. Mmmmm! Those look delicious! Just following from BlogFrog. Hope you come visit....

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  13. Oh I love popovers! I used to make them when I was a kid, it was MY dish. :)

    Thanks for sharing on Just Another Meatless Monday and I can't wait to see what you bring next week!

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  14. AnonymousJune 15, 2010

    I was just doing a bit of blog hopping before dinner, when I stumbled upon this post...what great fortune!

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  15. These look really good! I must give a try sometime. Thanks for sharing! =)

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  17. These look and sound wonderful! I think I'm going to make these next week!
    I have a question - when you make black bean quesadillas, do you leave them whole or do you mash them? I usually just serve them on the side, putting chicken and cheese on the quesadillas. But I may give the beans a try on the quesadillas - that sounds yummy!

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  18. Jen this is my recipe
    http://angieshealthylivingblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/black-bean-and-corn-quesadillas.html
    I just leave them whole.

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  19. Thanks so much! I'm going to try those - using beans will be a nice frugal alternative to meat! Though I may have to do them when hubby's not home - he might miss the meat, but the kids and I will be fine without it!

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Love to hear what you think!