What kind of pan is this

[LEsherick2008]

I bought this pan last week at a Salvation Army store and thought it looked so much like a pop over pan except it has rounded bottoms. I want to try and make popovers. But could this be more like a pancake puff or Aebleskiver Pan that would be baked instead of cooked on a stove top. I just want to figure out what this is and I can start using it.

[pdxgastro]

Curious. How much did it cost?

[LEsherick2008]

it was $2.99

[pdxgastro]

Great deal :-)

[juli5122]

I just saw one somewhere, but could not find it. I think it makes sphere cakes, bake and put two together with frosting. Like for baseballs etc.

[WCchopper]

I think it might be an aEbleskiver pan: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Æbleskiver
Sort of a cross between a pancake, waffle, and popover.

[mmmmmmmmmgood]

Ebleskiver are usually cooked on the stovetop, not baked. It doesn't look like any kind of ebleskiver pan I've ever used -- not helpful to figure out what it is. Sorry...

[WCchopper]

This tin is called a mince pie tin and has the same shape a looks to be a similar size:
http://fantes.com/images/121074muffin...

[Rella]

I have no idea, but I would guess for coddled eggs?