24-01-2017, 09:41 PM
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Re: C'mon, admit it! do you cook your own Yorkshire Puds or are they Aunt Bessie's?
Originally Posted by Nom
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Anyhow how come they are Yorkshire puddings,they were known as Dripping Puddings and go back centuries in the North. 
24-01-2017, 10:49 PM
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Re: C'mon, admit it! do you cook your own Yorkshire Puds or are they Aunt Bessie's?
Originally Posted by Judd
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Because we were the first to get them to rise not like the glorified pancakes made elsewhere
24-01-2017, 11:39 PM
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Re: C'mon, admit it! do you cook your own Yorkshire Puds or are they Aunt Bessie's?
Originally Posted by Silver Tabby
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At the moment I cannot make my own (which I would normally do) nor use ready mades - my oven just dropped dead! Well, No, actually - the piezo ignition thingy has dropped dead and without it - due to stupid HSE rules - the gas supply is cut off, so I cannot even resort to matches - remember them? They never 'failed' or dropped dead!!If anyone knows of a way to make Y/Puds on the hob - please let me know as I am having withdrawal symptoms !!
Do you have a gas hob?
If so, hold a ready made one in tongs and heat through in the flame
We often had to at work if we forgot to whack one in the oven for a roast dinner. Used to crisp up rolls the same way
25-01-2017, 12:41 AM
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Re: C'mon, admit it! do you cook your own Yorkshire Puds or are they Aunt Bessie's?
Originally Posted by Missy
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Do you have a gas hob?If so, hold a ready made one in tongs and heat through in the flame
We often had to at work if we forgot to whack one in the oven for a roast dinner. Used to crisp up rolls the same way
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