"Dutch" Apple Pancake | Blind Cooking | Slow Sunday Morning

[@theahlawrence4007]

Katie, your mom is totally awesome!!

[@theblindmomnextdoor]

HAHAHAHA. Thrash she’s a teen. 😂

[@taengkwamariesturgell4938]

Loved the music!

[@wendyriggs4350]

Two words for you guys: VEGETABLE. PEELER. LOL! Also, YUM. I'm going to have to try this. It's similar to one I make sometimes called a German pancake, aka puff pancake. Yours has WAY more apples than mine, though.

[@theblindmomnextdoor]

BWAHAHAHHAA. We HAVE a vegetable peeler but we’ve never used it for Apple’s! LOL. You’re so stinkin’ cute!! Thanks for suggestion. I’m seriously all about a peeler/corer but Devin says they take too much of the actual Apple. 😂. It’s an ongoing discussion.

[@GardensLadyBug]

LOL I would have used a vegetable peeler too. I am wondering if what you make is another name for what I know as Dutch Baby. I put a batter in a hot buttery skillet and the edges puff up all around the sides. We fill with strawberry and banana slices, dusted with sugar or sliced, sugared and cooked apple down till very tender and put some in the center.

[@theblindmomnextdoor]

YES! I read up on the history of it because I said to Devin why is it called “Dutch”? Lol. Anyway, I think it’s a similar concept, this is pretty much on pointe for the Dutch Apple pancakes they make at the original pancake house (walker brothers in Chicago area) and some other restaurants and diners claim.

[@wendyriggs4350]

I think a peeler/corer would be neat, but my problem would be storing it and I don't peel apples enough to justify it.

[@GardensLadyBug]

I've made Dutch Baby's before and we like putting sliced bananas and sliced strawberries, dusted with powdered sugar. But this is different. We will have to try this some time. With the continual, gradual decrease in vision, I cook very little any more. Nice to see you and your family pitching in together to make this. It looks delicious.

[@theblindmomnextdoor]

Oh man, SS you need to get lined up with some independent living skills training for your vision loss. I mean, if you hate cooking, I get avoiding it and using vision loss as a reason, BUT, more often than not we still have a need to be able to do all of this independently. They can teach you safe and effective methods to cook, bake, measure, cut, recognize done-ness and so on without the use of your residual vision.

[@shannonchartier4822]

Looks yummy!

[@asecretcourtofcrowsandcloc4084]

I think that’s cute you guys did that together as a family. Which one of you like cooking more you or Devon?

[@theblindmomnextdoor]

Devin definitely cooks MORE at our house. He loves cooking. I like cooking but I don’t much care for the intense prep meals that take forever to make and are gone in two seconds. 😂

[@asecretcourtofcrowsandcloc4084]

LOL you sound like my mom.

[@nazear8978]

Lmao pancake looks pretty good. Would love to get your feedback on my video

[@theblindmomnextdoor]

LOL. Come on over dude! We’ll make breakfast for ya!! 😂

[@theblindmomnextdoor]

And, I’ll do some Nazear Binge watching tonight!