Every time I travel home to Cape Cod, visiting my favorite bakery, Pie in the Sky, is at the top of my list. Tucked in the heart of Woods Hole, it’s known for its flaky pastries, rich coffee and, most ...

Simple and impressive — two words that are not often paired when discussing baking. We’re bombarded these days with elaborate cakes, fancy tarts, artisanal loaves, even encouragement to make ...

For many years, I went to a favorite restaurant because I liked its popovers. I could easily skip lunch just to fill up on a basket of those crisp, airy, golden rolls. The popovers were almost the ...

A reader, Diane, left a voice mail message requesting a simple recipe for popovers. I received several, but because of the simplicity of the recipe, I share this one from Betty Thurmond There is a ...

Popovers are a fluffy and airy spin-off of the classic Yorkshire pudding. The secret to light and airy popovers is to mix the ingredients lightly and bake them in a hot oven. Those golden nuggets make ...

Everyone has had some sort of cold salad served either on lettuce leaves or in the summer, it may be served in a semi-hollowed out tomato half. It is nice and beautiful and adds to the presentation of ...

Popovers are best when they’re fresh out of the oven. They’re still good the next day, but just know that they’ll likely deflate a little, especially if you’ve added additional ingredients such as ...

If you don't have the patience to make rolls from scratch this Thanksgiving, these popovers achieve dramatic height without yeast or proofing. All you need is 40 minutes and five ingredients, plus ...

Popovers are an American improvement on Yorkshire pudding, that olde British recipe often name-checked in Dickens novels along with Flaming Punch and partridge cutlets. Rather than throw some eggy ...

Popovers a classic simple to prepare side dish that’s great to serve up for a holiday meal or even as a delicious accompaniment to any main weeknight meal. Popovers are a tasty bread-like recipe that ...

Aunt Faith was born in 1890 in Kansas and came with her parents to Oregon in 1893, settling in Toledo. She was the oldest of eight children and our mother was the youngest, so Aunt Faith was like a ...