Ok Im going to attempt yorkshire puddings ... can I have your best recipe please?

[clottedcream]

I have plain flour, SR Flour, eggs and milk....what should I do with them!

[nowwearefour]

Use plain not sr flour. Mix with two eggs and some milk and make sure oil is v v v hot when you add the mixture. It will be just great!

[Alibabaandthe80nappies]

4 oz plain flour, 2 eggs, then milk to required consistency (roughly half a pint).

Use animal fat and get it really hot, and then a hot oven for 15-20 minutes.

[clottedcream]

thank you will give it a go!

[PatTheHammer]

I always leave my batter to sit for about 30 mins at room temp and that seems to help for some reason. Good luck!

[LoveBeingAtHomeOnMyOwn]

Right the never fail one pot way. Get a small container and take one measure of plain flour, one of milk and one of eggs with a pinch of salt. Beat together. Put in the fridge to rest. Get your fat in the trays and then hot, pour batter in and into a very hot oven.

[TheSkiingGardener]

75g plain flour, 1 medium egg, 75ml milk, 55ml water. Whisk and rest. In the oven for 25 minutes in hot fat.

Good luck

[FreeButtonBee]

I use strong bread flour (it has more gluten so gives a better rise) other than that, a 30 min rest also helps. Plus do them after the meat is cooked (cover with tin foil and tea towels) and whack the heat right up to the max.

[swanseafoodie]

all good points above but making the batter in advance and seiving the flour helps. Plain flour works best and while your meat is resting whack the heat up. enjoy

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