Yorkshire Pudding Recipe

Yorkshire Pudding

From frostyone0164 14 years ago

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30 minutes to make
Serves 6

Though its called a pudding, this is a savoury item, that is best served with a sunday roast beef dinner, some older folks dont have it with the roast but as a starter with gravy before the main meal, but not a lot, if anyone eats it that way nowadays. Read more its nearly always made a lot smaller in 6" yorkshire tins ( 1 per person ) or made in a tin of 12 portion tray, ( muffin tray ) this is the method most english families use, See less

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- 3oz plain flour
- 1 egg
- 3 fl oz milk
- 2 fl oz water
- 2 tbls of beef dripping
- salt and pepper
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How to make it

Sift the flour into a bowl and make a well
break the egg into the well and beat, add the milk, water and seasoning and mix well, or you can use a blender or mixer,
using a 7" x 11" roasting tin, put the beef dripping into it and pop into the oven at number 7
when the fat is hot put the tin on a hot hob
pour the batter into the hot sizzling fat
return the tin to the highest shelf in the oven
the pudding will take 20-25 minutes, dont open the door for the first 10 minutes
the pudding should be risen crisp and golden
serve straight away, if left it can begin to sag
traditionally served with roast beef sunday dinners

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joe1155 Munchen, DE
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chelseaharts 12 years ago
Being a Yorkshire lass i should know how to make this! Living in the Canaries means I cant pop round to mums for sunday dinner ;-( so Frosty one... your recicpe for this and bread and butter pudding will be helping me get a taste of home this weekend.... thanks for posting x
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mia_k1w1 14 years ago
I make these in a 12 muffin tin but with 4 eggs, I will definitely try yours though as this is how my mother-in-law cooks hers (and yes they have it before the main meal, but I make sure I have mine with my main meal)Your batter looks great.
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joe1155 ate it and said...
I had this when I was in London in May at a restaurant near Covent Garden. It is so delicious, especially with the gravy. Thanks for posting this.
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" It was excellent "
snowcat17 ate it and said...
HIGH FIVE FORKS!! Never had this but willing to try yours:)
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HIGH FIVE FORKS!! Never had this but willing to try yours:)

snowcat17 in Milwaukee loved it
I had this when I was in London in May at a restaurant near Covent Garden. It is so delicious, especially with the gravy. Thanks for posting this.

joe1155 in Munchen loved it

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