Yorkshire Pudding

Yorkshire Pudding

This no fail recipe for Yorkshire Pudding is easy and inexpensive to make with perfect results every time.

Traditionally they are served with roast beef but go well with any meat or poultry dish.

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You have choices as to what kind of cooking vessel to use to cook the puddings off.
Muffin tins, bread pans or even cake pans work well.

Yorkshire Pudding
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Author: Redawna
Recipe type: Pastry
Cuisine: English
Ingredients
  • 2 cups of all purpose flour
  • 2 cups of milk
  • 6 eggs
  • 1 teaspoon of salt
  • canola oil
Instructions
  1. Break the eggs into a large bowl.
  2. Using a whisk, beat well to break up the yolks.
  3. Add the milk.
  4. Now add the flour and salt.
  5. Whisk well to combine thoroughly.
  6. Place the batter into the fridge for a couple of hours.
  7. Heat oven to 400F.
  8. Spray the pans well with non stick spray.
  9. I never skip this step, even when using non stick bakeware.
  10. Pour a tiny amount of canola oil to cover the bottom surface of the pans.
  11. I always place the pans onto cookie sheets before going into the oven.
  12. It helps catch any spills or overflows which can make one heck of a mess at the bottom of the oven.
  13. Place the pans into the oven to heat for 10 minutes.
  14. Pour the batter into a large measuring cup for the next step.
  15. Leaving the pans in the oven fill them half full with batter.
  16. Bake for 25 minutes.

Published by Redawna

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14 Replies on “Yorkshire Pudding

  1. My grandmother used to make these and it was something my mother never quite mastered, as hard as she tried. You make it look so easy! I’ll have to try your instructions.

    1. Thanks Diana! It think it is all in the hot pans an cold batter. It really makes for a great rise. Good seeing you! Thanks for stopping by.

  2. I love Yorkshire puddings! They remind me of Sunday dinners with my family. So important to always grease the pans and preheat the tray in the oven before baking.

    1. Hi Eva! Really all it requires is nice cold batter and super hot pans. Be sure to place a cookie sheet under whatever pan you end up using. They can overflow quite easily.

  3. Mmm, this makes me miss Sunday dinners. I could never get enough of these whenever we had them at home. I’ve never tried to make them myself — maybe it’s time!

    1. Hey Sean! It is time! They are super easy and this recipe makes quite a few. You’ll definitely get your fill.
      Thanks for stopping by!

  4. Non-stick spray….I wish I had seen your blog entry before my first attempt at homemade pud on Sunday night. They rose beautifully, tasted wonderful but were impossible to get out of the pan without completely mangling them. Is it wrong I want to try again already? Might just have to make Yorkshire Pudding for Easter just because. Thanks for the tip!

    1. Vanessa!

      It is never to soon to try again!
      Spraying the pans makes all the difference.

      It is a great recipe I always have success with.

      Enjoy your next batch, I am sure they will be amazing.

      Thanks for stopping by.

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