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Raspberry Dutch baby pancake with vanilla and hazelnuts 

5/4/2015

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Raspberry Dutch baby pancake with vanilla and hazelnuts
With reasonably priced raspberries in plentiful supply over the last few weeks, I've been buying up and freezing them for the cooler months. Always having frozen and canned fruits, together with an assortment of nuts (such as market fresh hazelnuts), on hand is a good idea for those evenings when my Peter asks me if I've made anything for dessert. Pancakes are among his favourites and can be quite literally whipped up in minutes. 

The thing I love about a Dutch baby pancake is that you start it in a hot cast iron pan on the stovetop and then pop the pan into a preheated hot oven to finish off. Dust the pancake with icing sugar before serving, and you've got dessert in a dash! If, like my man, you love sweet things in the form of pancakes, you might also enjoy my recipes for blueberry Dutch baby pancake with white chocolate; or my Poffertjes or little Dutch pancakes. 

RASPBERRY DUTCH BABY PANCAKE WITH HAZELNUTS
3 eggs
1-tablespoon caster sugar
1/2 cup milk
2/3 cup plain flour
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
2/3 cup fresh raspberries


2 tablespoons hazelnuts, lightly toasted, chopped
icing sugar, for dusting
1-2 level tablespoons unsalted butter

Preheat your oven to 200 degrees C (fan forced) or 220 degrees C (for an older, slower oven). Whisk the eggs and sugar in a Pyrex bowl, then mix in the milk, flour and vanilla extract. Whisk until smooth. Gently fold in the raspberries.


Meanwhile, heat a 9-10 inch cast iron skillet and melt the butter quickly, allowing it to turn 'nut brown' (taking care not to burn it), then pour in the pancake batter. Sprinkle the hazelnuts over the top.

Now, pop the skillet into the hot oven and bake the pancake for 15-20 minutes until the edges curl and it has puffed up and is golden brown. Remove from the oven onto a trivet. Dust with icing sugar and serve. Note: the pancake will deflate quickly, so best to serve it immediately. However, it is also delicious when cool. This will serve 4-6.

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So tell me dear readers, do you crave something sweet at the end of a meal? And do you keep a stock of ingredients especially for those times? Thank you for taking the time to leave me a comment. I do love hearing from you xo
37 Comments
Anna @ shenANNAgans link
5/4/2015 12:23:42 am

Pancakes.... With frozen berries & lots of maple syrup. That's my go to sweet treat post dinner. Will totes have to give your recipe a go, so pretty. :)

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:51:00 pm

Thanks so much lovely Anna xo

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Liz link
5/4/2015 04:12:55 am

This looks like a perfect brunch dish, and so pretty with the raspberries. They are one of my favorites.

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:51:18 pm

They are, aren't they Liz... you make some beautiful dishes with those berries! xo

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John @ Kitchen Riffs link
5/4/2015 07:36:11 am

Yup, all too often I crave something sweet at the end of the meal. Or in between meals. :-) Love raspberries, both their color and the flavor. And their shape is so nice too! Good stuff -- thanks.

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:51:32 pm

Thanks for your kind words, John.

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Elizabeth link
5/4/2015 09:32:02 am

I love those little proliferates that you get are markets... They are so light and fluffy! This pancakes looks deliciously like dessert to me :-) Yum! Liz x

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:52:01 pm

Ah yes... oh, do you mean poffertjes or profiteroles?

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Manu link
5/4/2015 09:37:42 am

Thank you so much for sharing this delicious recipe with my readers Liz! I myself can't wait to try it! :-)

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:52:25 pm

Manu, thanks so much for publishing my recipe xo Happy travels my friend.

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Hotly Spiced link
5/4/2015 11:22:35 am

I'm very ready to see a recipe that doesn't contain chocolate - so much over-indulging this Easter! Great that you've been able to buy reasonably priced raspberries - very expensive here so I haven't been stocking up xx

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:52:42 pm

Pity about the prices, Charlie, they are so yummy! xox

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Andrea
5/4/2015 12:27:49 pm

so totally agree with Hotly Spiced, after the Easter season, am looking and craving for non chocolate recipes! This is perfect!!!!

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:53:03 pm

True, true, Andrea, one can eat a little too much chokky at times. Thanks for stopping by xo

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Joanne T Ferguson link
5/4/2015 02:32:44 pm

This looks absolutely delicious Lizzy and could got for having the for breakfast right now! Hope you and your family had a nice Easter and hopping over to Manu's menu now!

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:53:25 pm

Thanks Joanne... ssssh, yes, I have been known to eat this for breakfast!

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Jennifer from Milk and Honey link
5/4/2015 03:24:48 pm

This is a knockout. I think it might very well be appearing on a breakfast table near me soon.

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:53:42 pm

Thanks so much for your kind words! I think you will love it xo

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Giulia link
5/4/2015 10:44:00 pm

i'll pop over to save the recipe for sure! Love any kind of dutch pancake! Yum

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:53:55 pm

Thanks Giulia xo

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Mandy link
6/4/2015 12:36:53 am

What a decadent fabulous treat Lizzy.
Happy Easter.
:-) Mandy xo

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:54:08 pm

Thanks lovely Mandy, have a fab week xo

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Red Nomad OZ link
6/4/2015 01:24:49 am

I've been cursed with a sweet tooth - a meal feels incomplete if I haven't had something sweet (no matter how small) at the end of it!! I thought this baby pancake recipe would be perfect, but now I realise it's WAY too big! No, wait! I'll have it anyway :D

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:54:24 pm

Good plan Marian! Enjoy xox

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Maureen | Orgasmic Chef link
6/4/2015 11:33:00 am

I crave, oh yes, I crave. I would love to see this at the end of a meal.

I try not to eat too many sweets but sometimes it's a losing battle, especially since I bake for the blog and then I eat it. :)

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:54:45 pm

So true, Maureen, it is hard. At least you can feed the oldies love xo

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Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella link
6/4/2015 10:35:47 pm

Good idea to freeze fresh raspberries, especially with that recent scare with the frozen berries!

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:54:57 pm

So true, Lorraine!

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David link
7/4/2015 10:29:25 am

Liz - this is the best looking Dutch baby I have seen! Somehow, apple versions just didn't float my boat, but raspberry and almond? Yes, please!!!

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:55:09 pm

Oh David, that is so very kind! Thank you!

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Ciao Florentina link
7/4/2015 10:44:36 am

This sounds so yummy, major cravings right now !

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:55:21 pm

Thank you so much for your very kind words xo

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Laura (Tutti Dolci) link
7/4/2015 12:36:50 pm

What a beauty, the combination of raspberries and hazelnuts is lovely!

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:55:33 pm

Laura, so kind, thank you xo

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e / dig in hobart link
7/4/2015 01:15:59 pm

when I heard nigel slater (on one of his TV shows) say he needs a sweet treat at the end of his dinner, so he knows the meal is finished - otherwise he'll keep on looking for food - I agreed with him completely! so yes, I must finish with a little piece of chocolate or cake or even stewed fruit.
I have never made one of these Dutch pancakes and can't wait to try it.

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Lizzy
11/4/2015 06:55:48 pm

Oh yes, please do E... let me know xo

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Viv link
21/4/2015 12:05:53 am

That looks absolutely mouth watering. I can't wait to find out how the raspberries and hazlenuts work together - plus the vanilla of course.

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