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over a year ago
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I like the aunt Bessie's home baked individual ones, batter already in foils and they make perfect crispy ones every time. I find frozen ones go cold too quick |
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"I like the aunt Bessie's home baked individual ones, batter already in foils and they make perfect crispy ones every time. I find frozen ones go cold too quick
Not seen those type before "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy " even better with a bit of beef dripping in there especially when you Chuck some sausages in and make a massive load in hole mmm |
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy even better with a bit of beef dripping in there especially when you Chuck some sausages in and make a massive load in hole mmm "
Did you mean toad?! |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?"
Interesting method not seen it. Or are we meaning toad in the hole |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?"
Just make it up as usual, put the meat in the oven until about half hour off being done, pour the batter in the pan, cook it until it looks how you want it... I like when the bit around the meat is still soft and the edges are well risen n crispy... But not charcoal |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Interesting method not seen it. Or are we meaning toad in the hole "
Nope... Is how my Pap always did it... Makes it taste much nicer but is not all crispy or chewy lol |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Interesting method not seen it. Or are we meaning toad in the hole "
Sounds like toad in the hole to me! Yum |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Interesting method not seen it. Or are we meaning toad in the hole
Nope... Is how my Pap always did it... Makes it taste much nicer but is not all crispy or chewy lol"
What was method as they only cook for 20mins.. Unless I'm missing a key point.. Or do you put mix in with the meat when meat nearly cooked |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Interesting method not seen it. Or are we meaning toad in the hole
Nope... Is how my Pap always did it... Makes it taste much nicer but is not all crispy or chewy lol
What was method as they only cook for 20mins.. Unless I'm missing a key point.. Or do you put mix in with the meat when meat nearly cooked "
Yes... Think I posted that above lol |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Interesting method not seen it. Or are we meaning toad in the hole
Nope... Is how my Pap always did it... Makes it taste much nicer but is not all crispy or chewy lol
What was method as they only cook for 20mins.. Unless I'm missing a key point.. Or do you put mix in with the meat when meat nearly cooked
Yes... Think I posted that above lol"
Or yea i missed the key word AROUND the meat x |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin "
That's fine unless your cooking for more than six people, otherwise it will have to be the bloody muffin tins again lol. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings. "
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic! |
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By *HaRiFMan
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!"
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast. "
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what? |
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By *HaRiFMan
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?"
Guess we'll have to have a Thursday roast?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
Guess we'll have to have a Thursday roast?
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?"
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha "
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner. |
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner."
Which part of Yorkshire (lass) |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner.
Which part of Yorkshire (lass) "
Scarborough. My mum was a Scarborough girl Born and Bred and my dad was a Harrogate man. So I am indeed a proper Northerner. |
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner.
Which part of Yorkshire (lass)
Scarborough. My mum was a Scarborough girl Born and Bred and my dad was a Harrogate man. So I am indeed a proper Northerner. "
OK all good yes you made the grade ha |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Just make it up as usual, put the meat in the oven until about half hour off being done, pour the batter in the pan, cook it until it looks how you want it... I like when the bit around the meat is still soft and the edges are well risen n crispy... But not charcoal "
Thank you! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner.
Which part of Yorkshire (lass)
Scarborough. My mum was a Scarborough girl Born and Bred and my dad was a Harrogate man. So I am indeed a proper Northerner.
OK all good yes you made the grade ha "
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Just make it up as usual, put the meat in the oven until about half hour off being done, pour the batter in the pan, cook it until it looks how you want it... I like when the bit around the meat is still soft and the edges are well risen n crispy... But not charcoal
Thank you!"
I will try this.. Results will be on a postcard |
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By *HaRiFMan
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner.
Which part of Yorkshire (lass)
Scarborough. My mum was a Scarborough girl Born and Bred and my dad was a Harrogate man. So I am indeed a proper Northerner. "
Does that mean your sisters still in Scarborough?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner.
Which part of Yorkshire (lass)
Scarborough. My mum was a Scarborough girl Born and Bred and my dad was a Harrogate man. So I am indeed a proper Northerner.
Does that mean your sisters still in Scarborough?
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Nope. We migrated South together. Lol
I do have a lot of family in Yorkshire though. |
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By *HaRiFMan
over a year ago
Beyond the shadows. |
"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner.
Which part of Yorkshire (lass)
Scarborough. My mum was a Scarborough girl Born and Bred and my dad was a Harrogate man. So I am indeed a proper Northerner.
Does that mean your sisters still in Scarborough?
Nope. We migrated South together. Lol
I do have a lot of family in Yorkshire though. "
In that case, Can you hook me up with one of your hot cousin's?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"There is nothing better than homemade Yorkshire puddings
Yummy
Yes there is, someone else's homemade Yorkshire puddings.
I'm not blowing my own trumpet but I am pretty brilliant at making Yorkshire puddings. In fact I would go as far as to say they are epic!
Well in that case, If I'm ever in Southampton I'll remember to pop in for a sunday roast.
Yep you are more than welcome. but what if you're only in Southampton for one day and it's a Thursday!! Then what?
No one makes better Yorkshire puds that a true Yorkshire man ha ha I send you some in the post ha
I will have you know I am actually a Yorkshire Lass!!
just successfully disguised and southerner.
Which part of Yorkshire (lass)
Scarborough. My mum was a Scarborough girl Born and Bred and my dad was a Harrogate man. So I am indeed a proper Northerner.
Does that mean your sisters still in Scarborough?
Nope. We migrated South together. Lol
I do have a lot of family in Yorkshire though.
In that case, Can you hook me up with one of your hot cousin's?
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Go for it! Where is 76 of them and that's just the first cousins. Lol.
You have a lot of choice. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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Dear Lord! My Grandmother would be turning in her grave reading this!
Yoyrkshire Pudding was always always cooked in a square tin and served in slices with gravy BEFORE the Sunday Roast. The idea was to fill you up before the meagre helping of meat and two veg was presented.
I don't think, that as a proud Yorkshire woman, she ever ate or even entertained a round yorkshire pudding! |
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"Dear Lord! My Grandmother would be turning in her grave reading this!
Yoyrkshire Pudding was always always cooked in a square tin and served in slices with gravy BEFORE the Sunday Roast. The idea was to fill you up before the meagre helping of meat and two veg was presented.
I don't think, that as a proud Yorkshire woman, she ever ate or even entertained a round yorkshire pudding!"
This is the only way I remember my gran serving them and everyone wanted the slightly burnt crispy corner piece lol |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
That's fine unless your cooking for more than six people, otherwise it will have to be the bloody muffin tins again lol."
You would be surprised how well it stretches... All depending on the size of your roasting tin |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Just make it up as usual, put the meat in the oven until about half hour off being done, pour the batter in the pan, cook it until it looks how you want it... I like when the bit around the meat is still soft and the edges are well risen n crispy... But not charcoal
Thank you!
I will try this.. Results will be on a postcard "
Just make sure you make enough to get it to rise and not be too flat in the middle... Shouldn't be a pancake |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
Ohh! Nice of heard of it but haven’t tried it. Do you know the method?
Just make it up as usual, put the meat in the oven until about half hour off being done, pour the batter in the pan, cook it until it looks how you want it... I like when the bit around the meat is still soft and the edges are well risen n crispy... But not charcoal
Thank you!
I will try this.. Results will be on a postcard
Just make sure you make enough to get it to rise and not be too flat in the middle... Shouldn't be a pancake "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Nope, need to get the oil really hot to get a good rise on them. I have given up making them I always end up with a soggy bottom!!"
Oil need to be smoking so try putting it on the hob soon as you take it out the oven to keep the heat |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
That's fine unless your cooking for more than six people, otherwise it will have to be the bloody muffin tins again lol.
You would be surprised how well it stretches... All depending on the size of your roasting tin "
I know, also if you had sliced onions to the pan and mix it with the batter it's scrumptious. |
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"One of the first things I learnt to make as a kid, yorkies and scones.
The simple things are always tasty
That's my motto with men too..."
Ha ha ha what's the tasty bit of a man in your opinion ha |
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"I like proper Yorkshire pudding, cooked around the meat, not in a bloody muffin tin
That's fine unless your cooking for more than six people, otherwise it will have to be the bloody muffin tins again lol.
You would be surprised how well it stretches... All depending on the size of your roasting tin
I know, also if you had sliced onions to the pan and mix it with the batter it's scrumptious."
M mmm mmmmmmmmm |
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