How many Yorkshire puddings would you make?

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Doing roast beef etc for 5 adults and 2 kids. I feel that a round dozen probably won’t be enough as DS is a big fan. No adult would want fewer than 2, surely?!

How many would you do for that number of people? I use a muffin tin.

Do a dozen then just munch on them tomorrow too

I meant two dozen!

Well in a muffin tin, they’ll be nice and big so two each would be fine. Nice to have spares though.

Two each is fine but the kids will want 2. So that means 14. And if I’m going to dirty a second tin... ?

2 each. Use ramekins for the extras that don't fit on the tray

Ooh, that’s a very good idea!

I have those really GIANT muffin tins with holes like giant mugs! ...so I only ever do one per person....or six and I make dh share with me if we have 7 to dinner.

I cba with the tray faffing if you have to do an extra set.

You can always freeze any that are left over, unlikely though that may be

Frozen homemade Yorkshire puddings beat frozen supermarket ones every time and they just need to be put in a hot oven for 8-10 minutes.

I don't eat them

Or roast potatoes

And I'm from Yorkshire!!

To filling, I prefer a fuckton of veg and gravy instead!!

So, I'd say 1 each if done in a muffin tin. But appreciate I'm hugely in the minority!

I'd say at least two dozen - I'd much prefer Yorkshires to potatoes and ds2 eats them like there's no tomorrow!

@SingingLily I am always saying I am going to make a pile for the freezer, but I never do.

I should cos I quite like them with casseroles which i know is a bit odd, but its like a fake fancy toad in the hole if you have sausage casserole :o

For my family of 6 x2 adults,x3 teenagers x1 pre teen I do x2 cake tins worth - so x24. They always all go.

I'd do 3 each for adults ( just in case) and 2 each for kids. Cheap enough.

In our house. Think of the maximum number they might eat. Then double it, or possibly triple it.

You can always have spares with syrup for pudding.

I would make about 250 as they will be eaten

I do two for each adult and child.
1 for each adult that is healthy eating!
1 for each baby.

It requires a sum each week and it's far too complicated. I almost always make two trays and freeze the left over, for those annoying weeks that I want 13 Yorkshires.

I quite like them with casseroles which i know is a bit odd,

Not odd in the least, MsMightyTitan

Casseroles, sausages, roast lamb, roast chicken, in fact anything with gravy - there are very few meals that can't be brightened up with the addition of a homemade YP, especially on cold dark nights like these....

2 adults and 2 kids can finish tray of 12 here.... I dont do potatoes if I do yorkshires tho.

Oops, sorry, so I'd say 24 yorkshires.

I’d do two trays

I’m eating keto so none for me 😢😢

For something so cheap they're always regarded as a treat. Two for every man, woman & child. They will be eaten.

Yorkshire pudding with a stew so much better than a dumpling.

No adult wanting fewer than 2? You taking the piss?

Im happy with nothing but Yorkshires on my plate!

I never considered myself parsimonious, however, after reading this I clearly am, 24 Yorkshires for 4 people?? I do one large on each and a couple of extras.

I am from Yorkshire too!

I would do 12 that size for 3 or use, they all get eaten.

We've started keeping foil trays from other meals and using these for individual bigger Yorkshire puddings, it works really well as they get nice and hot.

24 leftovers for pudding with syrup and ice cream