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Dutch baby (oven pancake) with pears and cinnamon for Advent breakfast
Oven pancake made with eggs, milk and spelt flour, puffed up in a hot pan in the oven, with honey and cinnamon pears, yoghurt and hazelnuts. A family-friendly breakfast, 543 kcal.
Preheat the oven to 220 °C (200 °C fan) with an ovenproof frying pan inside.
Whisk the eggs, milk, spelt flour, salt and half the cinnamon into a smooth batter and leave it to rest for 10 minutes.
Cut the pears into wedges and fry them with the honey and the remaining cinnamon in a second pan for 4 minutes.
Take the hot pan out of the oven, melt the butter in it and pour in the batter.
Bake the oven pancake at 220 °C for 15–18 minutes, until it puffs up and the edges are brown.
Top with the pears, yoghurt and chopped hazelnuts and serve the oven pancake straight away.
Good to know
The oven pancake, also known as a Dutch baby, puffs up in the hot oven like a soufflé and slowly sinks at the table. The batter is whisked in two minutes. With cinnamon pears and hazelnuts, it becomes a breakfast for an Advent Sunday.
Swaps
Pears → apples. Spelt flour → buckwheat flour (gluten-free). Honey → maple syrup. Natural yoghurt → skyr.
Cooking tips
The pan has to get really hot in the oven, otherwise the batter won't rise. Don't open the oven door while it bakes.
Storage
Serve fresh; the cinnamon pears keep covered for 2 days in the fridge.
Allergens
Contains gluten (spelt), egg, milk and hazelnuts. Suitable for children and during pregnancy, because the batter is baked through.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a Dutch baby keep in the fridge?
Serve fresh; the cinnamon pears keep covered for 2 days in the fridge.