Hi Maryanne! Popovers, gluten-free or otherwise, should really be served immediately. It's best described in our blog article, The art and science of popovers: "As soon as they emerge from the oven they start to settle a bit, and as they cool the steam migrating through their softening crust can make them a bit tough and leathery." When reheated, they remain leathery, short, and dense.
January 28, 2020 at 1:33pm
In reply to Can these be made in advance… by MARYANNE DONAHOE (not verified)
Hi Maryanne! Popovers, gluten-free or otherwise, should really be served immediately. It's best described in our blog article, The art and science of popovers: "As soon as they emerge from the oven they start to settle a bit, and as they cool the steam migrating through their softening crust can make them a bit tough and leathery." When reheated, they remain leathery, short, and dense.