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dandysmom

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20-06-2010, 11:41 PM

Re: The greatest human invention

Originally Posted by merz ->

That looks absolutely delicious Dandysmom-not a great chocolate cake fan, but would definitely give that a try!

The single serving is big, I make two desserts out of that with my after dinner cup of tea.

Aerolor

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21-06-2010, 08:38 AM

Re: The greatest human invention

Originally Posted by Azz ->

I love y/puds too! Tho can't have them cos they usually have milk in :/

You don't have to put milk in Yorkshire Puds. I never do. You just need the plain flour, egg, water and seasoning. Maks sure the mixture is well beaten up and you should have lovely light Yorkshies (just bear in mind that I am from Derbyshire so Yorkshire folks might not agree

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Brandykins

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21-06-2010, 09:19 AM

Re: The greatest human invention

Haggis and Neeps

(not)

Mince and tatties is all time favourite, next to that mutton pies!

Antibrown

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21-06-2010, 10:42 AM

Re: The greatest human invention

Plus an earlier version of

Add some

And a little

envelope them all in

Mmmmmmm Pauls Favourite, I like them to.

The greatest human invention has to

Without which we would still be eating

Washed down with my favourite tipple

Bon Appetit

dandysmom

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21-06-2010, 04:40 PM

Re: The greatest human invention

Good one! Fire is great, but what about the discovery of agriculture? We'd still be hunter/gatherers .... albeit not having to eat our meat raw!

Old git

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21-06-2010, 06:44 PM

Re: The greatest human invention

There is a view that batter puds came from France and not Yorkshire..

And how do you like yours?-all heavy so as to fill you up before a scrap of meat(poverty days) or fluffed up and crispy?

And then there is big and filled with onion gravy of course.

But for those under 25 the greatest invention must be the mobile.

In a million years folks will dig up human remains and wonder why they suddenly grew huge thumbs

val

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23-06-2010, 07:45 AM

Re: The greatest human invention

Gypsy tart, my all time favourite but not good for the hips.

Cassie

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23-06-2010, 08:17 AM

Re: The greatest human invention

Originally Posted by Old git ->

There is a view that batter puds came from France and not Yorkshire..

And how do you like yours?-all heavy so as to fill you up before a scrap of meat(poverty days) or fluffed up and crispy?

And then there is big and filled with onion gravy of course.

But for those under 25 the greatest invention must be the mobile.

In a million years folks will dig up human remains and wonder why they suddenly grew huge thumbs

mmmmmm Clafoutis I love it

PPHammer

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23-06-2010, 08:57 PM

Re: The greatest human invention

Originally Posted by Old git ->

And how do you like yours?-all heavy so as to fill you up before a scrap of meat(poverty days)

That's how we ate them at home (my parents home) before the meal, then there would be more with the meal and we even had them after dinner as a sweet with either jam or lemon/orange juice and sugar.

Aerolor

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23-06-2010, 11:22 PM

Re: The greatest human invention

Originally Posted by PPHammer ->

That's how we ate them at home (my parents home) before the meal, then there would be more with the meal and we even had them after dinner as a sweet with either jam or lemon/orange juice and sugar.

When we came up from London I was puzzled when at a friend's house her mum gave us Yokshire pudding and asked if we wanted jam or gravy on. I didn't expect it to be separate from the main course.

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