I don't know about you @Mossy but I gain weight every time @The Elvis posts pictures
English ancestry yes, but live in New England
Lots of us here and used to be many restaurants served “pop overs” here. With changing demographics and focus on clean eating... really have to make my own or go to the one remaining place that still serves them near me.
Fox terrier is a rescue. Such a treasure he is. Scent hounds all the way!
Both I do a good job but it is just not the same.
Second that hot fat in the bottom. Best if it’s the funk from a rib roast... while it rests... and serve the lot together. Your coronaries will be screaming but oh well!The trick to a good Yorkshire pudding is having the fat hot in the cases before pouring in the mix
The trick to a good Yorkshire pudding is having the fat hot in the cases before pouring in the mix
my record is 11 yourshire puddings
Now I wanna try one.. I'm sure id love it! The weather is cooling off and Friday is catfish day.. I'm ready to eat some fish!!
I need a seafood plate.. Come on Friday!!
I sure would like to try a couple!Yeah @hairyman ..I heard the secret to the Rise is the reaction of the very hot tin/fat meeting the cold batter mix.
I went back to metal pud trays..I was using silicon muffin trays...and I bought a half a pound of Lard ...rather than oil to grease the tins..higher smoke point.
I use more eggs to get the Rise coz I can't use self raising flour...
That's why I told @The Elvis to grab one Fast @archie gemmill ....to get ahead of the yorky pud snafflers.....
I'm sure you would Enjoy them......with proper brown gravy...