Never fail Yorkshire puddings {recipe}
08:00Some people call them batter puddings, I call them yorkshire puddings. One thing's for sure, you simple CANNOT have a beef roast dinner without them, it's just not right.
Actually, thinking about it, that may just be another British thing. Anyway, let's get going.
First up turn your oven onto 200C (390F) and pop in a bun tin with some oil, lard or dripping in the outside 10 holes. Don't put anything into the middle two.
Next begin to mix your batter.
Measure out 300ml (10fl oz) of milk and crack 5 eggs into it. Yes, 5!!
Add 260g (9oz) of plain flour and a pinch of salt.
Whizz it all up with a hand mixer for a few minutes until there are no lumps.
When you take the mixer out you should be left with many, many little bubbles all over the surface, that's when you know you've mixed it enough.
Pull your bun tin out and pour enough batter in to come about halfway up each tin. Don't pour any mix into the middle two holes. There should be enough mix for about 20 puddings.
Return it to the oven for about 20 - 25 minutes and DON'T open the door for at least 15 of those.
Serve with your roast dinner for a happy family.
7 comments
Oh goodness - Yorkshire puts are one of my favorite foods from childhood. Now that I live in the States, I almost never see them. This post made my day!!!
ReplyDeleteSo, for an American this is kinda like rolls or bread? Our pudding is sweet and kinda runny. Whatever they are they look yummy and now I"m hungry. I think I'll try these this week. I'm putting a roast in the crock pot and these would go nice. Why, though, do you not use the two middle holes??
ReplyDeleteI don't know cos I'm often to be found with a chunk of bread too lol! Give them a go, I can't wait to hear your reaction.
DeleteI always used to put them in the middle two and they still do work if you do it in all of them but they rise more evenly with just the outside holes filled :D xx
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I just love my yorkshires!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing on Serenity Saturday
Natasha xxx
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I've only attempted Yorkshire pudding once and it was an epic failure. I'll be sure to try your recipe and instructions next time I attempt this. Thanks for linking up to this week's BFF Open House!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! You make it seem so easy!! Thanks for sharing at A Couple of Craft Addicts!
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