Yorkshire Pudding

It’s time for more recipes!

Today I will be sharing the recipe for a delicious and ridiculously easy recipe from the UK. Now, most of the people that I have spoken to hate British food. Why is that? I have yet to have any bad British food? Maybe it is because people in the States are not used to having food that does not have a ton of salt or sugar in it. Whatever the cause, food from Britain is not bad. It is quite tasty in fact. After all, how can one say that all British food is bad when the British gave the world those delicious Cadbury cream eggs? Anyways, on with the recipe for today: Yorkshire Pudding! This recipe makes 4 individual servings. You will need either a set of for ramequins or a large muffin pan

Ingredients
·         4oz of unbleached flour

·         1 large egg
·         10 fl oz of milk
·         teaspoon of sea salt
·         The drippings from a roast

Directions

·         Preheat oven to 400⁰F
·         Sift flour into a bowl with the salt into a bowl.
·         Mix the milk and eggs together
·         Add the milk and egg mixture into the flour while beating with a whisk until the well-blended
·         Refrigerate for about 1 hour
·         Place a little of the drippings into each ramequin or section of the muffin tin and heat
·         Once the pan or ramequin is hot fill each with the batter and place back into the oven
·         They are done when they have risen and are firm and brown
That’s it! They are pretty tasty. They go well with roasts and various other meat dishes. Sometimes they are used with other recipes like when one is making Toad in the Hole. I will have to post that recipe for you all to check out later.

Enjoy!