Hi Susie! This is something PJ addressed in the article. The popovers should probably be the last thing you make as they really need to be served immediately. The article says: "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. Rewarmed popovers are inevitably hard and dry, a far cry from their just-baked state: crisp shell and soft, rich interior."
December 23, 2019 at 1:56pm
In reply to I am having 16 people for… by Susie Riley (not verified)
Hi Susie! This is something PJ addressed in the article. The popovers should probably be the last thing you make as they really need to be served immediately. The article says: "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. Rewarmed popovers are inevitably hard and dry, a far cry from their just-baked state: crisp shell and soft, rich interior."