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GarandMarine:
What is a Yorkshire pudding?
Papersatan:
Yorkshire puddings are like popovers, if you have ever had them.
They are amazing. My grandmother used to make them with roasts.
Lupercal:
It's a savoury accompaniment to a roast dinner - typically you'll have a meat (beef here), roast potatoes, green/seasonal vegetables, and yorkshire puddings.
It's flour, eggs, milk, whisked together. This is essentially what makes a British pancake, but I know you guys have different kinds of pancakes to what we have. Ours tend to be thinner... but the mixes are the same. I added more eggs than usual and let the mixture sit for a good half an hour before adding the flour. They absolutely ballooned in the oven!
Welu:
I love filling yorkshires with gravy and letting them absorb the flavour and just bite right in.
Lupercal:
I have yet to master the "edible bowl" type of yorkshire, mine tend to look like toadstools (:
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