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By *orthern Stars OP Couple
over a year ago
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Traditionally it is roast beef and Yorkshire puddings but we have them with all roast dinners, be it chicken, lamb etc and also have them with mince, sausages etc.
How you do you have your pudds?
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"Traditionally it is roast beef and Yorkshire puddings but we have them with all roast dinners, be it chicken, lamb etc and also have them with mince, sausages etc.
How you do you have your pudds?
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n I thought this was a thread about panic buying |
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"Traditionally it is roast beef and Yorkshire puddings but we have them with all roast dinners, be it chicken, lamb etc and also have them with mince, sausages etc.
How you do you have your pudds?
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Literally with anything, even jam or jam and cheese as a desert |
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By *orthern Stars OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Traditionally it is roast beef and Yorkshire puddings but we have them with all roast dinners, be it chicken, lamb etc and also have them with mince, sausages etc.
How you do you have your pudds?
n I thought this was a thread about panic buying "
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My mum always did 4 Yorkshire puddings with gravy as a starter before having a roast beef dinner for main, so I always do the same now.
Does anyone else do this? |
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By *orthern Stars OP Couple
over a year ago
Durham, North Yorkshire and can travel |
"Traditionally it is roast beef and Yorkshire puddings but we have them with all roast dinners, be it chicken, lamb etc and also have them with mince, sausages etc.
How you do you have your pudds?
Literally with anything, even jam or jam and cheese as a desert"
We have only ever had them as savoury. Something new to try. |
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By *orthern Stars OP Couple
over a year ago
Durham, North Yorkshire and can travel |
"My mum always did 4 Yorkshire puddings with gravy as a starter before having a roast beef dinner for main, so I always do the same now.
Does anyone else do this? "
That has taken us right back to our childhood. Love them as a starter. Don't think it's very common these days. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Traditionally it is roast beef and Yorkshire puddings but we have them with all roast dinners, be it chicken, lamb etc and also have them with mince, sausages etc.
How you do you have your pudds?
Literally with anything, even jam or jam and cheese as a desert
We have only ever had them as savoury. Something new to try."
2 with gravy for starters, 1 with your dinner and then however many you have room for with jam for dessert. Can you tell I'm a proper yorkshire lad |
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By *orthern Stars OP Couple
over a year ago
Durham, North Yorkshire and can travel |
"Traditionally it is roast beef and Yorkshire puddings but we have them with all roast dinners, be it chicken, lamb etc and also have them with mince, sausages etc.
How you do you have your pudds?
Literally with anything, even jam or jam and cheese as a desert
We have only ever had them as savoury. Something new to try.
2 with gravy for starters, 1 with your dinner and then however many you have room for with jam for dessert. Can you tell I'm a proper yorkshire lad "
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