Yorkshire pudding on Christmas day

[Lumber]

Our lasso not making any for Christmas dinner,theres hell on in our house

Finish her

 

[Big Jeff]

Did puds with a pig in blanket in to make a mini toad in-the-hole in the end.

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Nee meat there lad.

 

[cornish mackem]

Our lasso not making any for Christmas dinner,theres hell on in our house

You need a new lass or a performance improvement plan.
We all know that there’s no coming back from a PIP but it’s worth a try especially if there’s kids involved
Pics of my puddns to follow

 

[Mantobar]

You need a new lass or a performance improvement plan.
We all know that there’s no coming back from a PIP but it’s worth a try especially if there’s kids involved
Pics of my puddns to follow

Said earlier we were in negotiations for my goodself to extend her contract by another 12 months, she may have put that in jeopardy with her actions

 

[0verlord44]

There's no hope for some people

Good God please stop this barbaric practice

Not a chance matey. It’s two of the best things on gods green earth combined. Only way you could improve it would be to serve it on a plate made of tits

 

[cornish mackem]

Said earlier we were in negotiations for my goodself to extend her contract by another 12 months, she may have put that in jeopardy with her actions

Just to rub salt in the wounds. Not just puddns, left over puddns

 

[DoctorMick]

Salmon with roast beef?

Aye, was lovely but I admit it’s not a natural combination and I needed a wall of tatties to keep the beef gravy away from the salmon.

Kids loved the salmon but we less keen on the dry aged beef…some people need to train their kids better.

Just to rub salt in the wounds. Not just puddns, left over puddns

I’ve got loads of left over puddings and gravy, breakfast tomorrow sorted!

 

[Darlo1973]

Aye we have them like , well not this year as they’d not go too well with a curry

Love a giant Yorkshire with the leftovers from last nights curry. Also works well with chilli.

 

[BlackOps]

Report back. Got scramblers and bacon bagels for breakfast now. Be lovely.

Cauli cheese was a big hit. Great change of flavour and adds a creamy alternative to the plate. Kids loved it as well

 

[42]

Well no surprises to see on this forum posters trying to out middle class each other.

Well, not only do I have Yorkies on Xmas Dinner I also have mint sauce, so shove that up your hoop (ditto with Sundays dinner regardless of meat)

 

[GavFTM]

A Yorkshire pudding was traditionally a filler or starter on a Sunday dinner for people who couldn’t afford much to make up for the lack of other filling foods. For Xmas dinner it was more extravagant so you had all of your Xmas specials like pigs in blankets etc. therefore no need for Yorkshires. I like Yorkshires as much as the next man but no place for them on my Christmas dinner. Scratter behaviour

 

[cornish mackem]

Aye, was lovely but I admit it’s not a natural combination and I needed a wall of tatties to keep the beef gravy away from the salmon.

Kids loved the salmon but we less keen on the dry aged beef…some people need to train their kids better.

I’ve got loads of left over puddings and gravy, breakfast tomorrow sorted!

The dog loves them so he will have one every day as a treat

 

[Darlo1973]

Did puds with a pig in blanket in to make a mini toad in-the-hole in the end.

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Personally, I'm not a massive fan of pigs in blankets on a Christmas dinner. Sausages and bacon belong at breakfast and it's a stupid name.

However, pigs in blankets in the hole sounds like a winner.

 

[Sidewinder2]

A Yorkshire pudding was traditionally a filler or starter on a Sunday dinner for people who couldn’t afford much to make up for the lack of other filling foods. For Xmas dinner it was more extravagant so you had all of your Xmas specials like pigs in blankets etc. therefore no need for Yorkshires. I like Yorkshires as much as the next man but no place for them on my Christmas dinner. Scratter behaviour

Correct

 

[Ciro_DiMarzio]

A Yorkshire pudding was traditionally a filler or starter on a Sunday dinner for people who couldn’t afford much to make up for the lack of other filling foods. For Xmas dinner it was more extravagant so you had all of your Xmas specials like pigs in blankets etc. therefore no need for Yorkshires. I like Yorkshires as much as the next man but no place for them on my Christmas dinner. Scratter behaviour

Pigs in blankets aren't traditional on A Christmas dinner like. A relatively recent American import. Bollocks to tradition. Eat what you like and leave off what you don't.

 

[StanleyRednWhite]

Went to Rangos in Stanley today for dinner and the Yorkshire pud was the best thing about it. Never be going back there again

 

[Ciro_DiMarzio]

Personally, I'm not a massive fan of pigs in blankets on a Christmas dinner. Sausages and bacon belong at breakfast and it's a stupid name.

However, pigs in blankets in the hole sounds like a winner.

I made a big toad in the hole the other day with pigs in blankets and stuffing balls in it. Was canny.

 

[Big Jeff]

I am quite partial to a few pigs in blankets.

 

[DoctorMick]

I am quite partial to a few pigs in blankets.

Cooked mine in the air fryer today…shite.

 

[Scorer]

Pigs in blankets aren't traditional on A Christmas dinner like. A relatively recent American import. Bollocks to tradition. Eat what you like and leave off what you don't.

I remember having them in the seventies so been a tradition for quite a long time.