Massive Yorkshire puddings
I love a Yorkshire with whatever roast dinner I’m having and over the years I’ve experimented with all sorts of recipes, from freestyle to Jamie Oliver to you-name-it. This one always comes up trumps.
- Prep: 5 mins
- Cook: 20-25 mins
- Servings: 8-10
Ingredients
- 200ml whole milk
- 3 large free range organic eggs
- 100g plain flour
- Good pinch salt
- Duck or goose fat, lard or any light oil
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Instructions
Preheat the oven to 230º (fan). In a large bowl or jug, whisk the milk and eggs, then add the flour. Whisk again until smooth, then put it in the fridge, covered, for an hour or so, this means everything combines nicely.
When you’re ready to cook and the oven is up to heat put a blob of goose or duck fat in each muffin hole, or use sunflower oil. Now put the the tray in the oven until the oil is spitting. Give the mix another whisk, then quickly pour in equal amounts of the mixture into each muffin hole, it’ll crackle and spit. Now put it back in the oven on the middle shelf, turn down to 190º and don’t open the oven door until the Yorkies are done, which should take about 20-25 mins. Take them out of the tray and onto a cooling rack as soon as the tray is out of the oven and serve immediately. You can freeze them once cooled too!
By the way, you can make one big Yorkshire if you use a baking tray with high sides.
Nutrition Info
Eggs
Eggs are little packages of nutrition. They provide vitamin A, vitamin D, all the B vitamins, folic acid, and are a rich source of selenium (for thyroid function) and iodine as well as many other minerals. They are an excellent source of choline which helps our cells and nerves to signal, as well as with healthy construction of the cell walls.
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A Yorkshireman
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