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How to Cook Perfect Yorkshire Puddings Every Time
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This is a no fail recipe courtesy of my husband... a Yorkshireman.

by Joanne Carry
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Step 1 of 13
Get your ingredients together. You'll also need a pinch of salt.

Get your ingredients together. You'll also need a pinch of salt.

Step 2 of 13
Use 3 glasses the same size. Start with 2 eggs in one glass & measure the milk & flour to the same level as the two eggs. (We're using 6 glasses as we're making 2 batches)

Use 3 glasses the same size. Start with 2 eggs in one glass & measure the milk & flour to the same level as the two eggs. (We're using 6 glasses as we're making 2 batches)

Step 3 of 13
Pour the eggs in a measuring cup (a measuring cup is good as it has a spout to pour the batter)

Pour the eggs in a measuring cup (a measuring cup is good as it has a spout to pour the batter)

Step 4 of 13
Add the milk.

Add the milk.

Step 5 of 13
Whisk the eggs & milk with a fork - lifting the fork to get air in the mixture.

Whisk the eggs & milk with a fork - lifting the fork to get air in the mixture.

Step 6 of 13
Let the eggs & milk sit for a 1/2 hour. At this point you can start peeling your veg for the rest of the dinner.  :)

Let the eggs & milk sit for a 1/2 hour. At this point you can start peeling your veg for the rest of the dinner. :)

Step 7 of 13
Add a pinch of salt & any seasoning (today we're using Italian allspice - you can also add thinly sliced onion if you like).

Add a pinch of salt & any seasoning (today we're using Italian allspice - you can also add thinly sliced onion if you like).

Step 8 of 13
After 1/2 hour slowly fold in flour. Mix to remove any lumps. Careful to not remove all the air. Let the eggs, milk, & flour sit for another hour. The puddings rise best if left at room temperature.

After 1/2 hour slowly fold in flour. Mix to remove any lumps. Careful to not remove all the air. Let the eggs, milk, & flour sit for another hour. The puddings rise best if left at room temperature.

Step 9 of 13
Put a bit of oil into each muffin cup (less than 1/2 a tsp) use a finger to spread oil onto the sides of each cup. Put the tray into a 450 degree oven for 9 minutes. The oil needs to be smoking hot!

Put a bit of oil into each muffin cup (less than 1/2 a tsp) use a finger to spread oil onto the sides of each cup. Put the tray into a 450 degree oven for 9 minutes. The oil needs to be smoking hot!

Step 10 of 13
Once your oil is hot remove the tray from the oven. Quickly pour an equal amount of batter into each cup.

Once your oil is hot remove the tray from the oven. Quickly pour an equal amount of batter into each cup.

Step 11 of 13
Put the tray back into the oven for 14 minutes.

Put the tray back into the oven for 14 minutes.

Step 12 of 13
After 14 minutes you will have perfect Yorkshire Puddings to enjoy with gravy!!

After 14 minutes you will have perfect Yorkshire Puddings to enjoy with gravy!!

Step 13 of 13
You can bag the puddings & freeze them. This way you always have Yorkshire puddings on hand to complete any meal.

You can bag the puddings & freeze them. This way you always have Yorkshire puddings on hand to complete any meal.

You're Done!
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Joanne Carry
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Megan L

@Ray haha your in Barnsley! Such accents round there I live about 10 mins from there! No Yorkshire puds are not plate sized unless you are having stew inside it, but in that case you would cut it up :)

Megan L 6 months ago

Ray Thompson

Why are puddings in small bun tins , surely they should be plate sized

Ray Thompson 6 months ago

Jason Hodge

Great tut for sure! Love the seasoning on your bakeware! Looks like it's well used. Will have to play with these definitely!

Jason Hodge 6 months ago

Alina Alina

The herbs are a nice addition, I've never thought of it before. Do the sliced onions cook properly when you add them in the batter? Great tutorial :)

Alina Alina 6 months ago

Only Me

Being Yorkshire lass myself i can honestly say these are " proper yorkie puds " !

Only Me 6 months ago

jaki palin

mmmm

jaki palin 6 months ago

Michelle Williams

They look great

Michelle Williams 6 months ago

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Eggs

Milk

Flour

Salt (a pinch)

Olive or vegetable oil

12 - muffin tin

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