Popovers & Acadia

These things do go together. For several years you had to go to the Jordan Pond House in the afternoon and have popovers. Then the Government hired a new vendor. The original vendors now manage the Asti could Inn and service their famous popovers. And the view is lovely. Thanks for taking my bell to pp.

[Lin]

This looks wonderful - nicely captured!

[Gena Pegg]

This looks delicious and refreshing!

[Leana Niemand]

Lovely shot. It looks a very refreshing drink.

[Janiskay]

Love the blues and whites sort of lends itself to a Greek look. Popovers were good!

[Pamela Fillhouer]

oh! looks delicious!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

My mother made delicious popovers but I've never mastered them. This looks tasty!

[Joan Robillard]

@olivetreeann After eating them a few times in Acadia I decided to learn to make them. I even now have a popover pan.

[Richard Sayer]

Nice pic... dodgy choice of snack - for the waistline!

[Joan Robillard]

@vignouse Light lunch and breakfast but still not a really healthy choice but one of those rare treats in Maine. Probably not in France.

[Francoise]

Love the colors and the content! "Popovers" are a mysterious entity to me, known from childhood books as a delicacy, but never seen (until NOW!!) Looks like a muffin of some sort.

[Joan Robillard]

@francoise Its like Yorkshire pudding - all hollow in middle. They puff up like balloons.

[Francoise]

@joansmor yorkshire pudding, now there's another mystery

[Joan Robillard]

@francoise If you ever get to Maine I will make you popovers.

[Linda Plummer]

I never ate one of those. Sounds really good.