Originally Posted by Pollyana (Post 8970517)

Berbs is SCs name for Bernie ;)

Originally Posted by Peepster (Post 8970563)

Ah, I feel a bit foolish...I even googled Berbs :rofl:

Originally Posted by Peepster (Post 8970563)

But if they're turnips shouldn't they be nips not neeps.....or would that translate as SC wanting haggis with nipples with Bernie for pudding....:blink:

Originally Posted by Wendy (Post 8970470)

Really hot oven!

I use a muffin tin ( silicone one :D) and put in one tablespoon(ish) of canola
Let me know what you think :)

Originally Posted by Peepster (Post 8970563)

Ah, I feel a bit foolish...I even googled Berbs :rofl:

But if they're turnips shouldn't they be nips not neeps.....or would that translate as SC wanting haggis with nipples with Bernie for pudding....:blink:

Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack (Post 8970575)

I almost got my wife a pair of silicons for her baps.

They do a whole range of them. You can peel them off the loaf.

Originally Posted by Peepster (Post 8970563)

Ah, I feel a bit foolish...I even googled Berbs :rofl:

But if they're turnips shouldn't they be nips not neeps.....or would that translate as SC wanting haggis with nipples with Bernie for pudding....:blink:

Originally Posted by Wendy (Post 8970586)

Too much info! :rofl:

Originally Posted by Wendy (Post 8970470)

Really hot oven!

I use a muffin tin ( silicone one :D) and put in one tablespoon(ish) of canola oil in each cup, then place in the oven for at least 10 - 15 mins while the meat is cooking, then I take the meat out to rest, and turn the oven up to about 240 degrees.

For the yorkshires I keep it simple. I have a 3/4 ( about 2.7oz) cup measure cup (cheap one from somewhere like Kmart) and use it measure out:

1 level scoop of plain flour
1 measure of milk
3/4 measure of water
3 eggs
pinch salt and pepper

Mix it all together really well and place in the hot fat - I use a ladle or pour it from a jug and get each cup of the tin about 1/3 to 1/2 full of the mixture - no more or they are eggy and no less or they are really tiny.

Cook them until risen and golden brown. Takes about 15 mins.

Try not to open the oven and if you do, then don't do it for too long or they will shrink! :thumbup:

Let me know what you think :)

Originally Posted by ozzieeagle (Post 8970628)

Wheres the Pumpkin ?

Originally Posted by cresta57 (Post 8970616)

I find that sieving the flour first & putting the whole batter mix in the fridge until the Beef is nearly cooked works for me. We don't have Yorkshire pudding with anything other than roast Beef your all bloody chavs if you eat them with any meat:ohmy: It's just wrong, wrong I say WRONG!
My poor Nan would spin in her grave:blink:

Originally Posted by Wendy (Post 8970646)

I don't sieve the flour or put it in the fridge. Waaayy to impatient for that :D

And I eat Yorkshires with everything! (well not literally lol) like my Nan taught me (yes, I am from Yorkshire before you ask! :D)

Originally Posted by alistairboyle (Post 8970651)

Possibly interesting :confused: that yorkshire pud began life as a substitute for meat, or at least to stretch it further. Now its an extra. :)

Originally Posted by Wendy (Post 8970654)

When I was growing up only posh people could afford Beef. We had yorkshires with sausages and mash as that was the cheaper alternative to meat and veg....with a yorkshire pud to fill you up.

Originally Posted by cresta57 (Post 8970630)

None left mate, they used them all at the end of last month;)