Here's to maintaining some self-respect and sanity while tending to the growth and maturation of young minds, including your own young mind. Here's to recognizing that it isn't necessary to know how everything is going to turn out in advance, and that often Life has much better in store than one can imagine. Here's to hope and happiness even when Life gets complicated, especially then... That's when it's needed it most.

...afterall, the car may only seat seven but room for friends is unlimited...

Sunday, January 20, 2008

Sunday Morning Tradition


This is our Sunday Morning Breakfast:

German Pancakes:

Preheat oven to 450 - While oven is preheating, place 9x13 (or larger) glass dish in oven with 2-4 Tbsp. Butter. Remove when butter is melted.

2 Cups Skim Milk
2 Cups Flour
12 Eggs

Mix together milk and Flour until smooth. Add eggs and mix together well. Add mixture to preheated dish (best to pour it right into the melted butter). Cook 20 minutes. Eat promptly - best when piping hot.

Wonderful served with homemade Maple Syrup:
2 Cups Sugar
1 Cup Water
Heat to boiling, Add Maple flavoring to taste - 1/4 to 1/2 tsp. is usually sufficient.

My Family also enjoys this meal with jams or powdered sugar. To each his own. It is a great way to start our Sabbath Day. Even our youngest children know that it means Church Day.

3 comments:

EarlGirl said...

No Way! We made those this morning too! Mine didn't turn out nearly so good though. Yours was beautiful!

Michele Kovack said...

This sounds delish! Will have to give this a try!

The Lund Five said...

That is our Sunday tradition too. We usually just have regular pancakes, but yesterday due to the time factor we had hootnannies or as you call them German Pancakes. They are so good!