I came across an article in the times recently talking about a "Baked Pancake". Although I've never been much of a pancake chef, the article brought me back to a time I spent in Boca Raton, Florida with my wife and family. During the entire trip she kept raving about a local pancake shop that her grandfather always brought her to when she visited. The pancake, which she commonly referred to as the "Dutch Baby" was an oversized pancake cooked to perfection with heaps of powdered sugar & lemon. Now I realize that in now way, shape or form was I going to be able to remake the "Dutch Baby" but after reading the recipe I figured it was worth a shot.
My version of the "Dutch Baby" or as my wife says....Pizza Pancake!
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