9 Iconic Dishes That Define Seattle Cuisine | Eater Seattle
"Hardly anyone knows that the Dutch baby was invented in Seattle, maybe because not many people even know what a Dutch baby is. Educate yourself and get a brunch reservation at Belltown’s Tilikum Place Cafe, a delightful old-school place that serves French press coffee and quiche along with Dutch babies. These are like a cross between a Yorkshire pudding and a pancake, eggy and thick and somewhat savory, carried out to you on a hot cast iron skillet with all the pomp and circumstance of breakfast fajitas. The classic comes with lemon and syrup, but Tilikum Place also serves sweet and savory variations that change with the seasons." - Ronald Holden
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