LOL! I’ve never noticed that provolone stinks; but remember, I keep kimchi in the fridge, so I’m probably immune to lots of stinky food smells ;-)
Except for deer buck meat.
Teddy Bear reminded me of the rule about venison, here. When my FIL would send down buck meat and my hubby cooked it, the smell was horrible. Finally I put my foot down, and said “only doe!”
But I guess you don’t know what you’ve got till it’s gone. I’d love to have my FIL alive again, buck meat and all :-(
-JT
Never much of a pancake eater (too heavy many times, and they sit on the stomach for hours) The crepes and waffles are much preferred.
However, the one exception for pancakes is a Dutch Baby, or puffed pancake. Think Yorkshire pudding/popovers, a cousin to Dutch Baby The Germans eat this sprinkled with confectioners sugar, a squeeze of lemon juice or whatever suits their fancy. It could even be dessert with fruits and cream (whipped or clotted) atop. They are crispy and crunchy on the outside, with a soft-n-airy ‘doughy’ inside A lunch might even be Dutch Baby with Chicken a la king Dutch Baby’s are very versatile, easy, and extremly tasty. BTW...Make this and you’ll be using your Cast Iron Skillet a good deal more often :)
http://www.homesicktexan.com/2015/07/peach-dutch-baby-pancake.html