Has anyone here posted a recipe for Yorkshire pudding? I have no idea what it is. Is it actually pudding, or something else? If it's good, I'd love to suggest it to my wife.
Senior Elf, Associate Professor
Has anyone here posted a recipe for Yorkshire pudding? I have no idea what it is. Is it actually pudding, or something else? If it's good, I'd love to suggest it to my wife.
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Reindeer Handler
I can not believe you have never had a yorkshire pud! It can be used as a pudding, when eaten with jam or other sweet sauces. I however like it savoury to accompany a roast dinner (on the plate with the roast and veg etc) and covered in gravey or apple sauce
The recipe is virtually the same as pancake mixtureI pre-heat a little butter in a baking tray with 12 individual cake indents. I pour the mixture in to the tray to make 12 yorkshire puddings and pop them into the oven. Alternatively you can buy pre-cooked frozen yorkshire puds to pop into the oven or microwave
This recipe seems about right:
http://britishfood.about.com/od/regi.../yorkspuds.htm
Reindeer Handler
Hold on, if you've never had yorkshire pudding, does this mean you've never had toad in the hole??
Senior Elf, Santa's Assistant
Ohhhh, Toad in the hole........love it....Originally Posted by Christmas_mama
Hold on, if you've never had yorkshire pudding, does this mean you've never had toad in the hole??
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Reindeer Handler
I may have to make this for my dinner now...Ohhhh, Toad in the hole........love it....
Senior Elf (Marshmallow World)
I make my Yorkshire pudding in a pie plate and then we take servings from that. We don't have frozen ones at the grocery.
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