Yorkshire Puddings with Xmas Dinner Yes or No?

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Doing dinner this year and getting confused. Your thoughts please.

We are having roast beef on Christmas Day so will definitely be having Yorkshire puddings. We occasionally have them with roast chicken too.

Which are the best ready-made ones btw?

Mercy - no such thing

I am so predictable - bet it's not just me - Ok hope it's not just me

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Psst............these ones.

YOu have to have yorkshire puddings with christmas dinner.

There would be outrage here if I didn't cook them.

If you must cheat these are the best.

The organic ones. Natch

They will certainly be one of the options. I'm not keen but will happily dish them up for everyone else.

Sprouts will also be an option but I will probably be the only one to indulge

btw sainsburys fresh (not frozen) yorkshires are much better than any other bought ones I've tried

Yes , anything that may be eaten with a roast dinner iseaten at Xmas,kids would revolt with yorkies!

Am I the only one who prefers to save my Yorkies for pudding, to have with jam and milk on?

We do have yorkshires on Christmas Day but I'm afraid I cheat and rely on Aunt Bessie. I love cooking and am a pretty decent cook but just can't seem to master yorkshires.

for ready-made yorkshire puddings Aunt Bessie are definately the best. Also if you have time to cook the ones that rise in the oven they tend to be better than the 4 minute ones.

Its not the worst crime in the world

no,no,no, yorkshire puds are only to be served with Roast Beef!!!

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yes yes yes
DDs just love them more than anything else on the plate, gravy comes a close second. we will be having loads of both.

yes in my house - dd favourite!

yes here too. DC love them

yes yes yes - dh thought this was a strange at first but now knows you have to have them

Yes, as dd will not eat potatoes of any kind. Also mum's doing beef so that be ok.

Haven't had them with Christmas dinner in the past but am going to do them this year. I might put the pigs in blankets in them (always mindful of the need to free up room on the plate)