What To Cook Invidual Yorkshire Puddings In

[bednobs]

i made such a mess of it at xmas - anyone have advice about what to cook them in?

[New Judge]

"Buy a pack of Aunt Bessie's - can't go wrong with them and they taste great.  £1.75 for ten in Asda."

I absoluely agree with maggie.

Making Yorkshire puddings is an absolute faff. Making the mixture, virtually setting fire to your oven, chiseling all the debris off your oven and the containers aferwards.

They're just an accompaniment, that's all. Life's far too short to faff about cooking them from scratch and Aunt Bessie can do a much better job, leaving you with far less hassle.

[barry1010]

I've tried Aunt Bessie's Yorkshire puddings and they are awful, texture of cardboard and tasteless 

[douglas9401]

Many people seem to need something to fill their days instead of simply going to the shops.

Roiling fat and batter, delightful.

Next week, how to make your very own disappointing bread in only three hours.

[DDIL]

3 hours douglas - for bread? Care to share your recipe?

[Clone]

I'm just delighted TheWinner got best answer

[douglas9401]

No can do, diddle, family secret involving a trip ro Morrisons and a couple of pints.

[bednobs]

Thanks all, I prefer to make my own. I'm wondering clone why you are so delighted by the best answer?

[barry1010]

Can't beat fresh, home made bread