Pannekoeken Pan (Nonstick Dutch Baby Pan)
Use this to make pannekoeken--Dutch babies like a fine restaurant!
Here's why you should be feeding your family (or guests) pannekoeken.
Your family will love your breakfasts.
You can fill them with fruit or fixings for dinner, but most people add syrup and eat them like pancakes. And it only takes eleven minutes to bake!
And they are so dramatic! This first image--that's taken inside the oven. They're like magic! They rise up, 6 to 9 inches tall. This one is ready to come out of the oven.
The next image is on your table. It's 12 to 13 inches in diameter. Cut it into wedges and serve it.
- They're quicker and easier than pancakes.
- It's a three-ingredient wonder: Mix milk and eggs.
- For breakfast, serve them like pancakes--with syrup.
- They're different. It is likely that they have never had them before.
- They're impressive! Breakfast doesn't do that. You're a magician!
- You can prepare a substantial amount of food for just a few dollars. Each mix yields nine pannekoeken.

Pannekoeken in the oven. It rises ten inches above the rim.
Pannekoeken after baking

I purchased one these when I lived in Idaho. It works perfectly for Dutch baby pancakes but the paint on it flakes off horribly! That being the case, I threw it away for safety reasons. I only wash it by hand and never put it in the dishwasher. I felt like it should perform much better than it did for me
Came as advertised.
Pannekoeken Pan (Nonstick Dutch Baby Pan)
Does anyone know if this pan has teflon in it? It does scratch so that’s why I’m worried. I wrote to customer service months ago & I never received an answer.
I’ll change that rating if/when I find out.