om nom - Melissa

D, is it "eggy"? Mr. B will eat eggs in things like cake, where you can't tell they're in there, but not in breakfast casseroles, potato salad, etc. where you can tell they are. - Laura - not edifying

No, not at all. It's fairly plain. It's a bit "drier" than a regular griddled pancake, but buttery. I halved this recipe: http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitc... and added a smidgen of vanilla cause I like the flavor it imparts. - Derrick

Ah. Thanks! Looks wonderful. :) - Laura - not edifying

Interesting, never heard the term Dutch baby before ... and I should know about it ... hmmm ... looks delish, though. - Rene Wirtz

HEY! - MVB (Grinch of FF)

Aha! I had one in Holland as pannekoeken and loved it. Never heard them called "Dutch babies" or knew they were so popular here. Excellent. :) - Laura - not edifying

But typically, pannekoeken are not made like an omelet, they are pancakes, just with all sorts of stuff inside or on top. - Rene Wirtz

I loves me some dutch baby! - Alex Scoble

Derrick's was baked, Rene, according to the recipe. - Laura - not edifying

Yeah, I hadn't seen these until I moved up to Portland area almost 4 years ago. Elmer's used to call them a German pancake, but now they too call them a dutch baby. Cassie made them for dinner a week or so ago. - Alex Scoble

My mom would make these for us a few times a month. Lemon juice and sugar, yum!!!! - Kendra <3 Three Lions

Yeah, I like them with powdered sugar and maple syrup (the real stuff). - Alex Scoble

Powdered sugar and drawn butter. The original. - MVB (Grinch of FF)

It looks good indeed and good to see that something with Dutch in the name is good.. Normally it's used for other non official products.... - Jaap Willem

Dutch baby - a treat! - Mekkar

I pressed the Share button, but nothing happened :) - 1001 noisy cameras

oh I love dutch babies - anna sauce